Sentence examples for standpoint meaning from inspiring English sources
"There are some artists who approach their work from a very personal standpoint, meaning that they don't really care what anyone else thinks," the English choreographer Christopher Wheeldon said in an interview not long ago.
The reason everyone is freaking out now is that while some eurozone countries are relatively sound from an economic standpoint, other countries are way over-leveraged, meaning they have too much debt relative to the size of their economies.
From a budgeting standpoint, though, we "expense" both plane and ship, meaning we allocate their costs to the years in which they are or were being constructed.
An LMA or similar agreement does not affect the ownership of the station's license, meaning that they do not require the approval of the FCC to establish, and the two stations are still legally considered separate operations from a licensing standpoint.
It's a good idea, from a purely capitalistic standpoint the Atlantic station is a hub for the LIRR, meaning if Ratner threw in some office spaces he could lure businesses out of Midtown and into Brooklyn, because it would be a shorter, more convenient trip for all the Long Islanders who take the train in to work every day.
From a biological standpoint, it appears natural that biological organisms should develop the possibility of having these transformations hard-wired or soft-wired (the latter notion meaning that a set of initial connections being trimmed after birth), since these transformations are universal.
