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Meanings of standpoint in English

Portuguese
ponto de vista
Catalan
punt de vista
Spanish
visión

The mental position from which things are viewed.

ponto de vista
Usage of standpoint in English
1
Particularly from a cost standpoint, we don't think the time is right.
Wired
2
From an industry standpoint this is not a great place to be.
Reuters
3
It's a long way from over from an exploration standpoint, Garrett said.
Reuters
4
But from a purely political standpoint, it was out of the question.
The girl who kicked the hornet's nest
5
I expect Europe to now see some growth from a spending standpoint.
Reuters
6
Robot standpoint, do you know what access you're handing over? she asked.
Wired
7
From a medical standpoint, as I said, you're more or less healthy.
The girl who kicked the hornet's nest
8
From the English standpoint there is probably nothing offensive in the suggestion.
Native Life in South Africa / Before and Since the European War ...
9
Part of how interesting his story is just from a development standpoint.
Wired
10
Hopefully, they get it right this time, just from a playability standpoint.
The Guardian
11
From a purely business standpoint, it was the opportunity of a lifetime.
Irresistible forces
12
But from the security engineering standpoint, our opinion is it's not competent.
Wired
13
This is the dominant fact of the situation from the Irish standpoint.
Ireland Since Parnell
14
From a technical standpoint, this is actually one of Jay-Z's better albums.
Ebony
15
We need to know how to handle this from a PR standpoint.
Hush: a novel
16
That'd be the best district from the standpoint of avoiding the police.
Cauldron of Ghosts
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Translations for standpoint
Portuguese
ponto de vista
Standpoint through the time
Standpoint across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common