Sentence examples for a bad benchmark from inspiring English sources

Many members of the press, often far better paid than MPs or civil servants, are motivated by political loathing of the public sector as they pursue any council chief executive or school or hospital head whose salary inches above the notional pay of the prime minister – a bad benchmark, ignoring his perks and the fortune he will earn later.

"It was not a bad benchmark.

I don't want a manager to get credit for showing a "good" performance if he's merely tracking his benchmark, or in a bear market, to be blamed for a "bad" performance if it's really his benchmark that has been lagging.

The Party has made rising standards of living its benchmark for success, so a bad environment and attendant health problems damage its credibility.

Joey Barton had a bad day and was fortunate that Howard Webb set the benchmark for a booking so high, although Barton got there in the end.

Ren Cheng, chief investment officer for Fidelity's global asset allocation group, said he believed Fidelity had received a bad grade for risk because PlanSponsor had used a benchmarking system that unduly rewarded conservative investing.

Shameful Buyback Investors who think buying back stock is a bad use of capital last week were handed a poor new benchmark.

A bad, bad owner.

That's a bad, bad, bad unit.

"A bad, bad road".

A bad schema designing leads to bad SQL queries.