Sentence examples for wider standpoint from inspiring English sources

But what will it mean from a wider standpoint for the American economy?

Difference is, from a pure wide receiver standpoint, White is the more refined (and therefore more dangerous) player.

However, from a genome-wide expression standpoint, algal TAG accumulation is not well studied.

Scholars have been interested in the history of material culture for centuries, addressing change in artifacts from a wide variety of standpoints including art history, symbolism, and culture history.

The discussion of rights on flights to a full seat should be taken seriously from the standpoint of both the wide and slim passenger.

With an economy largely stagnant since the early 90s and a rapidly decreasing birthrate, Japan's crisis of ageing in a time of economic uncertainty has left wider youth culture at a strange standpoint.

The theory resolves several outstanding issues and furnishes a general methodology for designing future projects from the standpoint of a spectrum-wide constant risk.

We should take a wider range, as well as a high standpoint, and deal not merely with what women wear, but with what they think, and what they feel.

Enhancement of the method is discussed from an engineering standpoint: it allows for a wider range of applications in the nuclear industry.

The main objectives of the "Oryza Map Alignment Project" (OMAP) are to characterize the rice genome from a comparative standpoint by establishing a genus-wide and genome-scale comparative framework from representative species.

For he suggests that someone with the natural virtues based on self-esteem will have the wider imaginative powers needed for correct deliberation from the standpoint of the judicious spectator.