Sentence examples for skill standpoint from inspiring English sources

Gordon is still raw and unrefined from a skill standpoint, but his unrelenting aggressiveness and eagerness to defend are huge pluses in terms of his draft stock.

"He can run, but from a skills standpoint, he is a complete quarterback".

They are taking classes that they don't understand from a skills relevance standpoint or that they don't like and so don't do well in.

Because even if EA couldn't use players' names, as it violated the NCAA's rules regarding amateurism, programmers were inclined to approximate with every school the real-life attributes, from both a skill and physique standpoint, of its star players in any given season: You knew who they were.

From an operations standpoint, Ms. Johnson acknowledged that her skill set was limited.

"From the standpoint of building a middle-skills workforce, this plan would provide more access and more opportunity," Rodriguez said.

Clinician responses to interview questions confirmed that, from a therapeutic standpoint, the program included key CBT skills and adequate therapeutic support when needed.

"But at the end of the day our football operations guys are pretty calculating about what they need from a quality-of-players standpoint, and they chose him for the skills".

"But from an economic standpoint, and [because of] his business skills, we would love to see him as our Republican nominee".

From an offensive standpoint, the Giants have the personnel at the skill positions.

Our standpoint is that physiotherapists should recognize that it is a professional skill to listen and learn from their clients.