Sentence examples for standpoint of the from inspiring English sources

From the standpoint of the aggrieved investor, individual suits and arbitrations remain the better course.

"This is Marty Schottenheimer's organization from the standpoint of the final word," Snyder said.

Rather, I shall attempt to put the events in perspective from the standpoint of the Presidency".

It's both farcical and -- especially from the standpoint of the chickens -- terribly sad.

It's all green in that sense from the standpoint of the year.

"From the standpoint of the law, he's innocent until proven guilty," he said.

From the standpoint of the Bush campaign, the more prominence for Mr. Clinton the better.

Call it capitalist existentialism, as seen from the standpoint of the sewer.

Our approach is not from the standpoint of the minority but from that of the majority.

The Maginot Line was, from the standpoint of the troops, a tremendous advance over previous fortifications.

From the standpoint of the police, he said, the protesters' tactics are irrelevant.