Meanings of military standpoint in English

From a purely military standpoint, the slaves would just get in the way.

It is to that extent, from a military standpoint, a sign of weakness.

That had made it seem, from a military standpoint, uninteresting.

This engagement from a military standpoint is one of the most interesting in ancient history.

From a military standpoint I surely regret my failure.

The gigantic losses of their Canadian neighbors should not exactly encourage them, from a military standpoint.

Next in importance to the attack on Fort Sumter, from a military standpoint, was the battle of Bull Run.

Indeed, the capture of the city seemed hopeless from a military standpoint, but Grant would not abandon the task.

The weakness of the South, from a military standpoint, was in the fact that men lost could not be replaced.

Still, from a military standpoint," and here the sergeant spoke judicially, "our holding Wipers is a bad policy.

And the president is determined to make sure that America leads in space, as well, from a military standpoint, he said.

From a military standpoint, its short range will evidently not permit it to compete with optical telegraphic apparatus, properly so called.

The friendship of the Nicaraguan Government and people, therefore, is of great importance to us from both a commercial and a military standpoint.

If you will look at the map for a moment you will notice its unusually favorable location, both from a commercial and military standpoint.

He expected the attack, and as a soldier he took action from the military standpoint in destroying the enemy's base in levelling their Fort Gibraltar.

It had an airship which could go anywhere, irrespective of climatic conditions, and in true Teuton perspective the craft was viewed from the military standpoint.