Sentence examples for Benchmark achievement from inspiring English sources

The composer's output has, of course, been central to Gardiner's own work since he formed the Monteverdi Choir more than 50 years ago, and his recording of opera's earliest masterpiece is regarded as a benchmark achievement by many.

"This paper is a significant benchmark achievement that lays the groundwork for other types of investigations into Homo-Pan differences," says molecular anthropologist Maryellen Ruvolo of Harvard University, who was not involved in the work.

It began to occur to me that being tweeted at by Taylor Swift might be the benchmark achievement of my 25.5 years on earth.

While hemodialysis treatment at for-profit and not-for-profit dialysis facilities is associated with different patterns of clinical benchmark achievement, mortality rates are similar.

Prime Minister Ariel Sharon of Israel has said he adamantly opposes agreements based on timelines, contending that they should be driven instead by measurable, benchmark achievements.

But as directed with surpassing empathy and style by Michael Grandage in one of the benchmark achievements of his prolific career to date, a play that could have drowned in its own artist-speak and psychologizing remains bruisingly alert throughout.

In one of the most-acclaimed musical partnerships of the 20th century, Sinatra and Riddle released classic albums of swing (Songs for Swingin' Lovers! [1956], A Swingin' Affair! [1957]) and ballads (In the Wee Small Hours [1955], Only the Lonely [1958]) that were regarded as benchmark achievements in the careers of both men.

But you could say, too, that the mid-century America in which these composers wrote their finest works — the optimistic New Deal consensus that gave us victory over the Depression and the Axis, which carried us into the first wave of the civil-rights era, with its benchmark achievements — no longer exists.

Because scholarly awards from disciplinary societies are an important benchmark of achievement in academic culture, a project to increase the equity of these processes is discussed.

Globalisation in the jobs market and the economy has seen education ministers wanting to benchmark pupils' achievement against current international rivals.

Whilst we have focussed on competent completion (as inferred by the attainment of a University degree) which may (or may not) result in an increased likelihood of employment, there must also be the ability to recognise and benchmark high achievement.