Sentence examples for be benchmark from inspiring English sources

Second, he argues that your investing should be "benchmark" driven.

A website set up by the European spending watchdog Bankwatch and two environmental charities, WWF and Friends of the Earth Europe, Wellspent.eu, hosts a map and list of projects they consider to be "benchmark" schemes for well-judged, well-managed spending.

Balderton Capital, which used to be Benchmark Europe, was NaturalMotion's first venture investor.

While it may just be benchmark scores at this point, this kind of speed increase is nothing to snuff at.

Using the proposed methodology, the optimal location of PZTs for the vibration suppression for multi-modal vibration is studied, which can be benchmark results of further study in the context of ERSAVC systems.

The findings of this study are representative and can be benchmark information for further studies and applications.

Instead, they should have concentrated more on alpha because the returns earned from it are more likely to be uncorrelated than market returns, offering a better combination of risk and reward.Another approach to finding alpha is to give managers more latitude to stray from the index; in the jargon, to be "benchmark-agnostic".

"Our rides can be benchmarked against taxi rides," he explained.

The Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) published a requirement for all cars to be benchmarked using a standard methodology.

But Pakistan should aspire to be benchmarked against other countries as well, notably Brazil and South Africa.

All proposed legislation is to be benchmarked against that act.