Meanings of practical standpoint in English

From a less practical standpoint he felt good about it too.

Either explanation amounts to the same thing from a practical standpoint.

From a practical standpoint the study habit has an economic value.

He tended to look at things from a practical standpoint.

This has turned out to be a non-starter from a legal and practical standpoint.

Certainly the alterations are insignificant from a practical standpoint; otherwise competent observers would not disagree.

The author knows these subjects from a practical standpoint.

From a practical standpoint, however, anything that James contracted for was expendable and of vital necessity.

Probably, from a practical standpoint, they helped.

Of course, from a purely practical standpoint there is much to be said for the wire E.

The Fed talks, markets move up. From a practical standpoint, this is a fine strategy with a long history.

Considered from the practical standpoint of actual human needs, the present almost complete neglect of elementary science is indefensible.

That didn't sound so bad, although from a practical standpoint he probably couldn't make it, which wouldn't play well.

Looking at it from the most practical standpoint, it will be found to be the greatest economy in the end.

The girl rose at daybreak, and then she began to review the late turn of events from a practical standpoint.

From a practical standpoint, there are good reasons to question whether commodity futures markets have been offering adequate protection from inflation.