Sentence examples for we stand to decline from inspiring English sources

Breitbart declined to stand behind Fields' exact accountof the incident, prompting Fields and six of her colleagues to resign in protest.

“However, if energy prices continue to decline, operating margins stand to expand and the benefits from efficiency improvement should flow to the bottom line.”.

Big American offline operators stand to benefit from the decline of rampant online rivals.

"I consider them an affront to NPR as a news organization; those comments were really contrary to what we stand for, everything we do," she said, declining to single out specific comments because she did not want to repeat them.

For example, the company wrote in a letter to the Securities and Exchange Commission that "during most of 2007, we maintained a net short subprime position and therefore stood to benefit from declining prices in the mortgage market".

The answer, learned later, is yes -- a short position, meaning that the firm stands to benefit if the shares decline.

Since 2004, it has continued to decline and in 2012 stood at just 28%.

The unemployment rate in Miami-Dade County has begun to decline, but it still stands at 12 percent.

From one perspective, it seemed curious that a team that had made so many moves based on its future outlook would stand idle, declining to deal away players so it could protect the current fourth-place group.

As the understory reinitiation stage progresses, stand densities should decline to levels at which the regeneration of T. occidentalis is more likely to occur (Lamy et al. 1999).

The liberal Economic Policy Institute called it "the largest decline in real earnings in decades". Wages that stand still or decline help to damp inflation.