Sentence examples for standpoint to be from inspiring English sources

"It was dumb luck from our standpoint to be able to land Chad," Sparano said.

- but from a policy standpoint, to be able to lobby and pressure leaders in your country".

Common players are the ones who didn't accomplish enough from a statistical standpoint to be considered stars.

While it's mostly thankless, from a fan-appreciation standpoint, to be a referee, it is especially lonely for the referee who has made a mistake.

Still, she said, "There is absolutely a way to address all of these issues, from a vetting standpoint, from a training standpoint, from a cultural standpoint, to be inclusive".

Nothing, except for one or two probably Athenian additions, seems from this standpoint to be later than about 700; on the other hand, the role assigned in the Odyssey to the Phoenicians as traders, together with one or two other phenomena, suggests a date of composition for the relevant contexts at least—of sometime after 900.

However, the caregivers' standpoint seems to be more sensitive regarding this feature, as they perceive the cyanotic patients as having more attention problems and worse psychosocial adjustment.

Whether atacicept achieves clinical success from efficacy and safety standpoints remains to be determined.

7 The burden of dry eye disease from both the prevalence and patient morbidity standpoints appears to be considerable.

"If it is accretive from an earnings standpoint is yet to be proven," he said.

"I predict whatever we do here from a prophylactic standpoint is going to be a waste of time, but let's try it".