Sentence examples for High benchmarks from inspiring English sources

A growing body of evidence suggests that Chinese students do well academically partly because their parents set very high benchmarks, which the children then absorb.

They have extremely high benchmarks, namely Péle's 1970 World Cup winners and the swaggering class of 1982, albeit one that came unstuck against Italy.

These students have high benchmarks set for them by their parents and could gain admission to our nation's top universities without winning science competitions.

Independent researchers from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and ICF International, a consulting group, recently published their formal evaluation in The Lancet, concluding that the initiative met high benchmarks for availability and price everywhere it was substantially implemented, even in remote rural areas.

But he will not be alone in suggesting that India has been measured against unreasonably high benchmarks.This is untrue.

9 Therefore, these comparisons indicate that while some of the findings of ECOMPACT fall short of the high benchmarks set by well-funded and marketed population-based pharmacy screening programmes, they are comparable to other successful opportunistic pharmacy and GP-based chlamydia screening studies.

It is indeed an extremely high benchmark".

These Scottish deviations from the political norm set a high benchmark in the measurement of difference.

When Aho's crew sets sail in the Bermuda Race, they will have a high benchmark to shoot for.

In theory, round-tripping could be used to set new, artificially high benchmark prices for electricity contracts.

But "their decision to bid or not to will decide the benchmark for the future and they will not want to set such a high benchmark".