Sentence examples for standpoint by from inspiring English sources

"No one can argue that banks were hurt from a profit standpoint by regulation," he said.

The breakfast also helped me realize that Chick-fil-A has crafted a truly successful menu from a nutrition standpoint by taking a multi-dimensional approach to health.

"No one can argue that banks were hurt from a profit standpoint by regulation," said Dick Bove, a bank analyst at Rafferty Capital Markets.

That the pose had been called into question from an appropriateness standpoint by players in our community did help influence our decision – getting that kind of feedback is part of the reason we're holding a closed beta test – but it wasn't the only factor.

The correlation properties are described, from a statistical standpoint, by the clutter covariance matrix.

To analyze whether oocyte vitrification may affect subsequent embryo development from a morphokinetic standpoint by means of time-lapse imaging.

They provide us with standpoints by which we can make ourselves aware of a wider set of consequences of our conduct.

The idea that Chinese advances in human and patients' rights have been caused only by Western influence – a standpoint held by many Westerners and endorsed in the Chinese official discourse – has degraded the agency of Chinese people.

All of activities can be fitted to truncated lognormal distributions (distribution truncation is an important consideration from a technical standpoint as by its definition the cells covered by user activity cannot have less than one photograph taken inside of them) as shown in Figure 6 for New York City.

Barbez is a Brooklyn-based collective that considers cafe decadence from a European standpoint, inspired by fruitful sources like Kurt Weill and Edith Piaf.

By Macy Halford October 26, 2009 Yesterday, the English Observer belatedly picked up an article written for the September issue of Standpoint magazine by Jessica Mann, a reviewer who covers crime fiction for the Literary Review.