Sentence examples for standpoint so from inspiring English sources

He says Box tries to "fight the man" by making software from a consumer standpoint so it can easily be downloaded to any device and remain secure.

She added: "I'm teaching the budget from an economic standpoint so we look at the data first rather than the more emotive headlines.

Shockey is under contract through 2011, and at 5 years/$26 million, he's attractive from a financial standpoint, so there's a good chance the Saints won't be the last team to pick up the phone.

No new U.N. resolution is required, he said, for the U.S. to lawfully attack Iraq: "Existing U.N. resolutions, passed 11 years ago, are completely sufficient from a legal standpoint, so long as it is clear that Saddam Hussein is in breach of the agreements" -- a dozen breaches that not even U.N. officials dispute.

From a genre movie standpoint, so the likes of Hotel Artemis and Get Out, there's also incredible opportunity in the under $10 million space.

This involves thinking from a service and architecture standpoint so that they are not getting locked in, but instead are staying agile.

Of course, anything dealing with payments is also hugely complicated from security and regulatory standpoints, so Gumroad certainly has its work cut out for it in making sure its platform is truly robust enough to go up against the powers-that-be.

I thought that the health stuff would be more visceral, more resonant from a persuasion standpoint, and so I pushed that".

Sure, the headline was a bit over-the-top (but students of the Daily Mail will not have not found that out of character), and the piece was written from a clear political standpoint, but so what?

"We have been working together from an engineering standpoint for so many years.

And it's about the community from a life standpoint, not so much as a business standpoint; community from an experiential standpoint.