Sentence examples for standpoint to consider from inspiring English sources
With the UK economy starting the the new year no larger than it was 12 months ago, it makes perfect sense, from an economic standpoint, to consider whether there is more the central bank can do to help.
The valuable characteristics of sludge, including high energy and nutrient content, with the stringent criteria of sludge disposal, driving the environmental engineers and scientist to change their standpoint to considering sludge as a viable resource of energy instead of a waste.
But let's also not neglect the right brain intuitive, fluidly creative, and boldly innovative standpoint to also consider.
And the movie begins with an effort by Lanzmann to put the viewer — and himself — into a conjured setting of absolute horror, into a fitting standpoint from which to consider Murmelstein's story.
Common players are the ones who didn't accomplish enough from a statistical standpoint to be considered stars.
(From a forecasting standpoint, it is redundant to consider what economic performance was like in the first three years once you've accounted for a president's approval rating).
From a practical standpoint it is interesting to consider how P interactions in calcareous soils compare to those in limed acid soils.
Our standpoint underlines the necessity to consider the problem of poverty measurement as a decision problem and to tackle its measurement issue with that in mind.
From an ethical standpoint, it is also important to consider that internet interventions for mental health may not always prove helpful for their consumers.
From a logistics standpoint, it made absolute sense to consider co-domiciling the product in the only remaining leg of the chain -- the ocean container -- and thereby optimizing origin, ocean and destination transportation economics.
In addition to developing treatment protocols for preventing and treating neutropenia from a medical standpoint, it is also important to consider the human experience side from the point of view of the patient.
