Sentence examples for throwing standpoint from inspiring English sources

"From a throwing standpoint, I'm probably more prepared than I have ever been at this point".

While experts agree that such corporations typically approach sustainability from a pragmatic business standpoint, it appears that their leaders are nonetheless throwing their hearts into the changes.

Unfortunately, after a lot of back and forth with our legal and financial departments, we were told building a life-size replica of Superjail complete with a blood-thirsty Jailbot and throwing seven contestants in there to fight to the death wasn't realistic from either the legal or monetary standpoint.

Practice throwing.

From this standpoint, Cheika should throw in McMahon, have fliers either side of the ruck, and send the ball zapping around the ground, all parts of it.

But although the failure by a major party nominee to concede defeat on election night would throw American democracy into uncharted territory, from a legal standpoint, it would hardly make a difference, experts from across the political spectrum said.

Roger Penrose in the Financial Times believed the abstruse subject matter to be "made accessible to general readers via apposite analogies" but proceeded to throw complicated doubt on Hawking's "strange-sounding philosophical standpoint of theory-dependent realism".

And last year the stocks were the babies thrown out with the bath water, because, from a profitability standpoint, they made sense.