Sentence examples for a new benchmarking from inspiring English sources

John Lindquist of the Boston Consulting Group, the author of a new benchmarking study on alliances, reckons the airlines risk losing more money from this sort of pilot activism than they could ever recoup in back-office cost savings.All this labour trouble comes at an awkward time for the airlines.

"What we have introduced last month is a new benchmarking product, using a multi-tenant SaaS platform to easily measure service and benchmark against industry peers," he explained.

This study contributes a new benchmarking framework and is the first to quantify project management inputs of a capital project systematically.

Google Blogoscoped (and the Google Analytics Blog) is reporting that Google is now giving users the opt-in option to share their Analytics data with other Google services, and/or in an anonymous, aggregated way in a new benchmarking service.

Convercent has created a platform to help, and today it announced a new benchmarking dashboard to allow companies to measure just how well they are doing from an ethical perspective.

Secretary of State Colin L. Powell said at a news conference today, "This has become a new benchmark, a new way of measuring the relationship and what we can do together".

But Mr. Corzine and Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani of New York, who also filed financial disclosures, appear to be setting a new benchmark in campaign finance.

Each morning, it sets a new benchmark, often stronger.

"We're establishing a new benchmark here," he said.

"They are trying to set a new benchmark - they can't hold that benchmark themselves.

Human-rights groups predicted that it would set a "new benchmark".