Sentence examples similar to competing standpoints from inspiring English sources
We will briefly examine the state from the standpoint of the four candidates competing there.
It's just, as a player, from my standpoint, I want to be competing for a championship.
Let's briefly examine the race from the standpoint of each of the four candidates competing.
From the standpoint of VILI, however, alveolar flooding may produce competing effects.
However, for those who do choose to go the DIY route, it also bears remembering: Even in the best of cases, from a promotional standpoint, due to the sheer volume of products, services and announcements competing for attention, you're still screaming into a wind tunnel.
From a business and regulatory standpoint, Mr. Abrams said, Hertz had the advantage because it was not directly competing for Dollar Thrifty customers.
From an analytical standpoint, it may have been advantageous to use a multinomial model to deal with the issue of competing risks (i.e. more episodes were excluded due to admittance to a hospital or other inpatient facility than experienced the functional decline).
This essay explains from the standpoint of administrative law the difficulties that these questions present and suggest a few possible (and in some cases competing) administrative law theories for thinking about them.
