Stacked

Remember, the deck was stacked against you.

In some cases 100 homes can, in effect, be stacked on one another.

In larger theatres, multiple levels are stacked vertically above or behind the stalls.

The current international trading rules and systems are heavily stacked against developing countries.

My entire past life is stacked in boxes, humble boxes that don t manifest their grand contents.

Allah loves those who fight in His Way lining up as if they were a stacked building .

Allah loves those who fight in His Way lining up as if they were a stacked building .

Try to imagine 143,000 Eiffel Towers stacked one on top of another, or a pile of 10 trillion bananas.

Types The most common type is the standard bunk bed which has two same size mattresses stacked one directly over the other.

On the way to meet her, I passed women walking through mud to the market with large loads of fruit and vegetables stacked on their heads.

The tower takes the form of nine cylindrical buildings stacked atop each other, totalling 121 floors, all enclosed by the inner layer of the glass façade.

Or I'm going to use simple to mean And I'm going to use as an example the Internet, because it's a particularly good example of stacked simplicity.

Because plants grow to different heights, a diverse community of life is able to grow in a relatively small space, as each layer is stacked one on top of another.

Prisoners stacked one on top of the other in a cage? Award winning Egyptian blogger Wael Abbas exposes yet another horrific breach of human rights on his popular blog Misr Digital.

That's our modest role. We cannot change these societies, but we can help the people in these societies who are struggling and usually failing, because the odds are so stacked against them.

The gold standard was less popular in the South, but there Bayard stacked his years long advocacy in the Senate for pro Southern conservative policies against Tilden's political machine and wealth in the contest for Southern delegates.

Europe needs a sense of purpose for a century in which many of the odds will be stacked against it, as well as a statement of the moral standards that will guide its actions and, one hopes, its leadership.

China has held that anyone vying for the top position in Hong Kong, a special administrative region with a certain degree of autonomy from the mainland, must get majority support from a nominating committee stacked with pro Beijing members.

In our country today, Bush said in a speech to fellow conservatives, if you re born poor, if your parents didn t go to college, if you don t know your father, if English isn t spoken at home, then the odds are stacked against you.

What is needed today is a clear definition of Europe s interests and its responsibilities. Europe needs a sense of purpose for a century in which many of the odds will be stacked against it, as well as a statement of the moral standards that will guide its actions and, one hopes, its leadership.

On the way to meet her, I passed women walking through mud to the market with large loads of fruit and vegetables stacked on their heads. I imagined how I might be on my way to a very different rural community if the road we were on was paved and well maintained.