"Bill McCartney coached from an emotional standpoint, a leadership standpoint.
From a tax standpoint, a stake below 80percentt would mean the companies wouldn't be affiliates.
He said, "I call it, from the spiritual standpoint, a kairos moment" — a propitious set of circumstances.
If Dr. Fink's voice, telling you how to relax, can usher you into dreamland, it is, from a bookpublisher's standpoint a doubtful property.
From the industry's standpoint, a major obstacle to improving wireless services is a shortage of available radio spectrum -- the airwaves that carry the calls and messages.
"The Burial of Sir John Moore" has a likably homespun texture and offers, from a pedagogical standpoint, a salutary lesson about the triumph of courage over grandeur.
"This really scared me from an engineering standpoint, a weatherproofing standpoint," he said, demonstrating what he called "flip-flop" doors, which lend the house its name.
Aides have yet to explain why the party left out the Jerusalem reference in the original version; from a political standpoint a rookie error.
Certainly, from a purely acoustical standpoint, a church is a more appropriate setting than a concert hall, especially when early instruments are employed.
Certainly from the Israeli standpoint, a U.S. presidential visit that falls shortly after a new government was empowered in Jerusalem and right before Passover is not particularly convenient.
But from here it looks like a public-relations debacle and, from a political standpoint, a threat to the mayor's legacy.
