To stay faithful to (an opinion, a belief, etc.).
1 Do they stand to lose thousands a year on lost supervision pay?
2 But I had to know right then; I couldn't stand to wait.
3 He couldn't stand to be in the autopsy room a moment longer.
4 Those who want to go then, come and stand to my right.
5 Some banks stand to benefit if the deal does not go through.
6 As an 'exchange', it didn't stand to lose if the punters won.
7 Well, we'd stand to lose everything if word leaked out right now.
8 Plus, the owners stand to make a good profit by selling now.
9 However, suburban centres may stand to benefit from extra spending, he suggested.
10 Who are the landowners who stand to benefit from Mr Roche's decision?
11 Several other witnesses took to the stand to offer testimony on Thursday.
12 I don't know how you can stand to work with the man.
13 I just don't know how much more I can stand to lose.
14 Asset managers also stand to gain from higher interest rates incentivising saving.
15 He points out it's not just the pickers who stand to gain.
16 But I couldn't stand to leave the phone behind, in that room.
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