Sentence examples for standpoint at the from inspiring English sources

With a starting price of $699, the device is certainly competitive from an economic standpoint, at the very least. .

To be clear: Forza Horizon 3 does not need to depict any of the things I've just listed, and going down the road the developers did creating a hopeful and beautiful version of Australia for their extremely fun racing game was, from a commercial standpoint at the very least, the absolute right thing to do.

"From our standpoint at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, we love movies like that because they really make people take a look at where the current music they listen to comes from," said Rock Hall of Fame Foundation President Joel Peresman.

To be clear: Forza Horizon 3 does not need to depict any of the things I've just listed, and going down the road the developers did – creating a hopeful and beautiful version of Australia for their extremely fun racing game – was, from a commercial standpoint at the very least, the absolute right thing to do.

Not only was it the right thing to do from a legal and moral and ethical standpoint, at the end of the day those are the kinds of actions that send a message to that country that this is not just indiscriminate targeting.

"From a symbolic standpoint at least, the cancellation of the trip is very damaging to American diplomacy," said Shi Yinhong of Beijing's Renmin University.

From an offensive standpoint, at least, the quality difference in the product is obvious and raises the question: Why is the N.B.A. penalizing the teams that are leading its resurgence?

In the almost two decades since the June 4 Tiananmen massacre, China has learned to handle public protest in a more internationally-acceptable fashion, and on-the-ground reports indicate that, from a security standpoint at least, the Chinese government handled this situation as well as could be expected.

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.

From that standpoint at least the loss appears pretty negligible.

"From a British standpoint, looking at the last six years and trying to put your finger on tangible ways that you've moved American policy as opposed to being dragged along, it's pretty hard to come up with much," he says.