Sentence examples for today's standpoint from inspiring English sources

The basic idea of the scenario funnel is that the farther we gaze from today's standpoint towards the future the more possibilities are open [29].

In fact, in order to understand from today's standpoint the current and future relationship between the two, you must first understand their nuances, as well as the transformations they have undergone as one technology has begun to flow into the other.

The standpoint of today's investors is the standpoint of economic theory, and future people are being treated only as investments.

HP invested $1.2 billion into Palm last year and from an outsider's standpoint, it's hard to view that as a wise investment even when considering the 1,500 patents that were part of the deal.

Some others focused on the role of the network relationships on knowledge sharing and transferring (Spekman et al. 2002; Dyer and Hatch 2004, 2006; Hult et al. 2004; Wagner and Buko 2005) and on the supplier's standpoint in getting new knowledge from the customer (Modi and Mabert 2007; Håkansson and Ford 2002).

But from a purely technological standpoint, using today's renewable power sources and liquid hydrogen, the balance sheet for the entire cycle, from hydrogen production to driving the cars, could reduce carbon-dioxide emissions by at least 90percentt, by BMW's calculations.

Worse from the standpoint of today's Republican war lobby was Reagan's response to the Polish crisis.

Today's Medicare program, from a consumer standpoint, cannot be improved upon.

"I thought from a personnel standpoint, the offensive line, I had them underrated coming into today's practice.

From an accessibility news standpoint, this week's Apple event in Chicago was antithetical to the October 2016 event.

Teenagers who commandeer the bathroom for hours will appreciate a waterproof CD player, a vast improvement (from their standpoint) over last year's waterproof radio.