Sentence examples for stands to create from inspiring English sources

Sonoco Alcore stands to create 15,500 tonnes of new coreboard annually, which is enough to make 17.7m recyclable standard-sized cores.

It has a longstanding sports rivalry with Stanford University, and traditionally at the annual "Big Game," students wield colored cards in the stands to create elaborate patterns.

Mark-to-market accounting means a company's value rests upon last-trade prices rather than the value that it stands to create over the coming years.

A more diverse industry stands to create fresher, funnier and more original entertainment.

Lengthening the school day by 90 minutes stands to create up to 200 job openings for gym teachers, the Chicago Sun-Times reports.

In the short term, the end of the DACA program stands to create an additional 800,000 undocumented immigrants ― an additional 800,000 individuals whose health is powerfully shaped by the threat of deportation.

He combined an old board and a typewriter stand to create a bar atop a radiator.

The unsold seats that stand to create pockets of blue reminders of overreaching are the Yankees' problem.

In Rochester Hills, Mich., the Village at Rochester Hills, a lifestyle center now being built, was not allowed residences in its plan largely because of the congestion they stood to create.

Ms. Pritts, who decided to search for the mysterious pond's location after being contacted by a reporter from The Journal News, believes she knows exactly where the artist stood to create the photograph: on or near the Hampshire Country Club's golf course, along Long Island Sound.

The automakers also stand to create new sources of revenue via these sites.