Sentence examples for a benchmark against from inspiring English sources

Treasury bonds are also used as a benchmark against which most other financial assets are priced.

Tata Motors plans to use this information as a benchmark against which to improve performance.

Second, these measures will serve as a benchmark against which to measure the results of policy interventions in the future.

The results provide a benchmark against which practical controller designs for power plants can be assessed.

The lawmakers have not agreed on basic elements like a benchmark against which savings will be measured.

We now have hundreds of completed self-audits, giving CMOs and CEOs a benchmark against which to measure improvement.

These expectations form a benchmark against which the auditor later compares and investigates management's asserted financial-statement amounts and disclosures.

As a matter of fact, there might not even be a benchmark against which you can measure results and you'd think about the venture capital world.

Efficiency performance is usually assessed by comparison (or a benchmark) against either other companies or the company's own historical performance.

Historically, intelligence quotient (IQ) scores have provided a benchmark against which to measure changes in cognitive development after treatment.

They must have a use, even if it is only to set a benchmark against which people can test their own ideas.