Sentence examples for bad benchmark from inspiring English sources
Many members of the press, often far better paid than MPs or civil servants, are motivated by political loathing of the public sector as they pursue any council chief executive or school or hospital head whose salary inches above the notional pay of the prime minister – a bad benchmark, ignoring his perks and the fortune he will earn later.
"It was not a bad benchmark.
Certainly, Bill Clinton's leavetaking from the White House set a new benchmark for bad judgment by a departing president.
2013's Push the Sky Away – previously the fastest-selling album of Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds' career – already benchmarked this new sonic direction.
As evaluation criterion for the matching quality, we use the average error rate which is average percent of bad pixels of all four benchmark datasets.
Many funds had good luck (and thus exceeded their benchmarks), and many funds had bad luck (and thus fell short of their benchmarks).
Chris Moyles is famed not so much for failing the "cornflakes test" – the media benchmark by which bad-taste stories and remarks are tested for offence – as for spitting out the milk and smashing the breakfast bowl against the studio wall.
As a person born and raised in the USA a country that has historically contributed the most CO2 and is extremely bad at committing to international benchmarks—I feel it's my duty to contribute to fixing this problem however I can.
In the good state of nature, total surplus is not different from the symmetric information benchmark, while in the bad state, private information may be welfare-reducing.
Deviating from a benchmark is not always bad.
