Sentence examples similar to an elevated benchmark for from inspiring English sources

"We shoot them from an elevated position for safety," he said.

A study published in 2004 found an elevated risk for suicide among intravenous drug users.

In back, rising above the crowd sat an elevated platform for photojournalists.

I think using a year as a the benchmark for these things is silly.

However, for 60 year old women with T-scores in the lower half of the osteopenic range, even when they do not have an elevated risk of breast cancer for their age, raloxifene compared favorably with the commonly used benchmark of $50,000/QALY for a therapy to be considered cost-effective.

Indeed, this agreement is an important benchmark for the ssLNA.

For an elevated rendition of classic chicken with mashed potatoes and green beans (see Stroud's for the benchmark), a pair of boneless chicken breasts were rendered juicy and golden by skillful skillet roasting, given a wild-mushroom sauce and served with haricots verts and wonderfully seasoned garlic-chive mashed Yukon gold potatoes with bacon.

What is a benchmark for a good margin?

Paint brackets gold -- like this Instagrammer did -- for an elevated look in an instant.

"It was a good benchmark for us".

A higher benchmark for monetization.