Sentence examples for both from the standpoint of from inspiring English sources

It is this argument, both from the standpoint of the NHS and the standpoint of black and minority ethnic politics, that we challenge.

"We've passed the critical mass, both from the standpoint of the political structure as well as the erosion of confidence of the capital markets in corporate America," said John J. Castellani, president of the Business Roundtable, a group of chief executives from the largest corporations.

"Both from the standpoint of acquiring the team and acquiring a brand we think is going to live a long lifespan".

SLAM (Simultaneous Localization and Mapping) under severe occlusions in crowded environments poses challenges both from the standpoint of the sensor and the SLAM algorithm.

"We've built up a pretty significant advertising organization, both from the standpoint of handling ad sales, but also from the standpoint of all the ad operations and ad tech that goes into a service like ours," notes Anderson.

It's also fairly retro, both from the standpoint of the startup licensing out the familiar name and the fact that it sports roughly the same size screen as the original iPhone.

Our results are of interest both from the standpoints of complex structure fabrication and for understanding the fundamental nature of the FPP process.

The results of this study will indicate whether or not it is worth the effort, both economically and from the standpoint of patient safety and satisfaction, to continue with this hygiene regimen after the end of the HARMONIC study.

It's both farcical and -- especially from the standpoint of the chickens -- terribly sad.

A bidirectional relationship between these variables is both plausible and clinically relevant from the standpoint of patients, families, and health care providers.

The discussion of rights on flights to a full seat should be taken seriously from the standpoint of both the wide and slim passenger.