Sentence examples for standpoint as a from inspiring English sources
From my standpoint as a scientist, I realized that well nourished kids absorb less lead.
Like some wise old forest sprite, Takumi pours scorn on Arthur's attempt to understand his situation from his standpoint as a professional scientist.
The oft-parodied specifying of standpoint – "As a half-Irish, half-Chicana, disabled, celibate bisexual, I…" – comes straight out of the ever more splintering identity politics of the late 70s.
I called Wilson H. Faude, a Hartford historian who served as the first curator for the Mark Twain House, and told him that this highway stop in the middle of Connecticut seemed to qualify, at least from a literary standpoint, as a pretty important place.
The Cultural Revolution was described, from this standpoint, as a political movement in which the Han majority oppressed minorities.
From a purely economical standpoint as a promoter, the idea of extending last call is great.
The combination of erlotinib plus sorafenib as either first or second-line therapy was attractive from both a mechanistic standpoint, as well as a logistical one, as this was a study of two oral agents requiring less frequent travel for drug administration.
"There are a lot of hurdles," he said, "both from a cost standpoint as well as a network standpoint, we need to broach".
"The Indian market has been incredibly difficult for us and for everybody else," said Tim Lee, head of international operations at G.M. "We underperformed both from a share standpoint, as well as a total volume standpoint".
We can reshape our understanding of the world around us as long as we live, from a consciousness standpoint as well as a physiological standpoint.
Lee, 24, experienced the importance of food waste prevention early in life -- from a practical standpoint as well as a cultural one.
