Sentence examples for competition standpoint from inspiring English sources
From a competition standpoint, my view is there is no change in the competition landscape".
"From a competition standpoint, all the checks and balances are in place".
"That play jeopardized the integrity of the NFL from a competition standpoint.
I believed that the Comcast deal was workable from a competition standpoint, which makes the Charter deal even more so.
"I see the Ram as the strongest competition from my standpoint, personally," said Roger Lemere, an F-150 driver in Sacramento, Calif., who sells aftermarket parts for Fords.
The winning film was a fascinating study of institutional racism and corruption and featured an all-star cast led by Sandra Bullock, but paled in comparison to its competition from a filmmaking standpoint, and in connecting with audiences.
"There's a lack of competition from a professional sports standpoint.
The real point, from the standpoint of a competition, is to hear what the pianist can do in them.
"They are very similar, particularly in the way they approach competition and training from a mental standpoint," Bowman said in a telephone interview.
From an educational standpoint, when the actual competition of an event is handled properly, ideally you're being adjudicated by some very talented, reputable people, who are there more as educators than adjudicators".
From an overall ratings standpoint, at least, the competition for viewers among evening news shows last week continued to be a horse race between "World News With Charles Gibson" on ABC and NBC Nightly Newss With Brian Williams," according to figures from Nielsen Media Research released yesterday.
