Sentence examples for problem from the vantage of from inspiring English sources

But that's a problem from the vantage of those Internet service providers: How can they keep a customer who barely knows their name?

Let's consider this problem from the vantage point of North Korea, which has had only three leaders in over 70 years and no significant U-turn in policy during that time.

But from the vantage of a taxpayer, it is completely wrong.

Looking back from the vantage of adulthood, today's 20- and 30-somethings overwhelmingly agree.

From the vantage of 1911, other aspects of "No Small Plans" also resonate.

But from the vantage of his NATO headquarters, General Clark provides a different picture.

It's much easier to talk about failure from the vantage of success.

Our filters separate us from the vantage of unconditional love.

While attractive from the vantage of immune surveillance, the nature of DRiPs remains unknown.

In terms of a theoretical paradigm all international guidance was classed as extra-welfarist, apart from the OECD (2008) which looked at the problem from a vantage of behavioural economics.

Indeed, the problems, viewed from the vantage point of the mid-1960s must have seemed all but insurmountable.