Sentence examples for a benchmark in his from inspiring English sources

President Obama's surprise and historic 2014 decision to restore relations with Cuba after more than five decades of cold communication was widely seen as a benchmark in his foreign policy legacy.

An old routine of his equates bringing one home to his family as tantamount to delayed sadness because of its relatively short lifespan: it's a benchmark moment in his user-friendly nihilism, one that is equalled at various points tonight.

Most recently, this past spring, in his 25th year at Stanford, he reached a long-awaited benchmark in his career: promotion to full tenured professor.

This past spring, in his 25thyear at Stanford, Sibley reached a long-awaited benchmark in his career: promotion to full tenured professor.

There is a benchmark in Mike Tyson's career that stands out as much as his mischievous smile.

Pele and his band of buddies are often referenced as a benchmark in the game and it is therefore perhaps unsurprising they earn 15.9% of the vote.

And his four-volume treatise The Human Fossil Record (2005) coauthored with Ian Tattersall, sets a benchmark in comprehensive hominid documentation.

Animal Kingdom is a benchmark in the evolution of zoos.

Published in the American Economic Review, it became a benchmark in the economics of conservation.

"At that point, $1,000 per square foot was like a benchmark in Manhattan".

It is a benchmark in Central America for its social responsibility policies," it said.