Sentence examples for trading standpoint from inspiring English sources

The aid for Spain "could be a near-term positive from a trading standpoint, but you haven't solved anything in the long term".

No one died, nothing too earth shattering was revealed from a trade secret standpoint was revealed (Gasp! New shape!), and Apple got their prototype back.

From a competitive standpoint, the trade is disheartening for Pittsburgh.

From a baseball standpoint, the trade addresses some of the Mets' needs, but others remain glaring.

Before catching himself, Houston even began to say that, from a basketball standpoint, the trade "doesn't make sense".

The inclusion of Van Horn, who has not played since the 2005-6 season but was still under contract to the Mavericks, was needed to balance the trade from a salary standpoint.

But what you're also saying is that volatility can be a good thing from the standpoint of trade flows going higher.

But as James E. Hansen, leading climate scientist and director of NASA's Goddard Institute for Space Studies, has pointed out, "The worst thing about cap-and-trade, from a climate standpoint, is that it will surely be inadequate to achieve the sharp reduction of emissions that is needed.

Granted that letting all currencies float makes sense from the standpoint of flexible trade, is necessarily right that national boundaries demarcate the optimum size of a free-floating currency?

"The resulting savings from the standpoint of the trade deficit are highly meaningful," the analysts said, "especially when the benefits of cheaper energy for domestic manufacturing are taken into account.

Markets are more integrated for introduced foods than traditional foods, yet higher market integration for the processed foods vs. unprocessed foods is a more relevant standpoint for food trade policies.