Sentence examples for a benchmark for how from inspiring English sources

For now, the Sportsman offers a benchmark for how good, and how British, a British restaurant can be.

She tells me about something that the German artist Isa Gensken once said about skyscrapers – that if you stripped away all their other meanings and uses, skyscrapers could be metaphorically used as rulers, "a benchmark for how we live our lives.

That gives you a benchmark for how much yours is doing.

"We think we've set a benchmark for how much sea levels will rise along with temperature increases".

Levy is as much a showman as he is a producer, and his lighting rig at Thursday's set was a benchmark for how a lone DJ can put on a convincing live show in a rock setting.

Taken together, these data provide a benchmark for how stimulus intensity can be transformed into spike output across a population of neocortical neurons, and demonstrate that this function can be altered in highly specific ways during experience-dependent plasticity.

He added that the legislation also calls for "accurate ratings" but doesn't provide any benchmark for how the rating agencies will be judged on their ability to rate companies' debt.

This information also provides a benchmark for examining how this profile is influenced by various pro- and anti-inflammatory interventions.

Given the nature of the conditions concerned, the scale of inequalities is unlikely to change quickly, so these results using the 1998 survey will give us information about inequalities and provide a benchmark for considering how inequalities may change in the future.

As such, the vote on Bonds and Clemens provides a useful benchmark for how writers are handling the steroids issue — and how it may be affecting the vote on players for whom the evidence of steroids use is circumstantial at best.

Every year, the report serves as a key benchmark for how the American people are doing economically.