Sentence examples for standpoint through from inspiring English sources

I think that both from an academic standpoint and from a regulatory standpoint, through both Republican and Democratic administrations, there's been a much greater recognition of global markets and the need to encourage domestic markets in order to be competitive on a worldwide global basis and so on.

It was formulated to clarify the current status of implant prostheses from a prosthetic and technician-oriented standpoint through questions addressing current trends among dental implant technicians, fixed prostheses, implant overdentures, and prosthetic complications and measures.

Accordingly, the activities of women that place them in a socially underprivileged position can form the basis of a privileged epistemic standpoint, through which a deeper understanding of patriarchal institutions and ideologies can be reached (Hartsock 1983).

In this work, the bond behavior was experimentally investigated from the dynamic standpoint, through the drop-mass impact test method, with the aim of highlighting the effect of the loading rate on the bond strength.

In its most typical form, a hierarchy is very often structured from the top (objectives from the managerial standpoint) through the immediate level (criteria and sub criteria that subsequent levels depend on), and on to the lowest level (which is usually a list of alternatives).

From a purely speculative standpoint, though, Bradford's assertions of breezing through potential roadside maneuvers may be a bit overconfident.

"From a structural standpoint, giving through a foundation is more likely to be sustained, simply because of the discipline involved when one sets up a foundation," she added.

Jane Addams demonstrates an appreciation for the spirit of standpoint theory through her work and writing at Hull-House.

For years, the Internet modestly chipped away at classic media, both from a consumption standpoint and through its increasing share of the advertising pie.

They explain that "unlike networking in pursuit of personal goals and unlike networking that emerges spontaneously, instrumental networking for professional goals can impinge on an individual's moral purity a psychological state that results from a person's view of the self as clean from a moral standpoint and through which a person feels virtuous and thus make him feel dirty".

If you dare follow the money, you are likely to find the reason why projects that make no sense from a social or environmental standpoint go through anyway.