Sentence examples for because the benchmarks are from inspiring English sources

"We don't have any idea of how low we can go, because the benchmarks are all based on a broken system.

Thatcher explained the reason why more active managers beat their benchmark in underperforming styles was because the benchmarks were pure plays on a style while active managers often selected at least some securities outside that style.

NASA officials said they had met 5 of the 15 recommendations and would resume flights only when the benchmarks were met, not because of a time schedule.

This novel dataset enables me to explore peer benchmarking by smaller public firms, where the potential effects are large, because the benchmark is often executive compensation at larger firms that can pay higher salaries.

The GPU client is actually doing 20 to 40 times more work, but because the benchmark is set so much higher, the result is that the points are, give or take, not all that much different.

Hood said the benchmark was not appropriate, because different degree courses had different numbers of applicants per place.

She said suggesting that some factories were good was not giving an accurate picture to shoppers because these benchmarks were only likely to relate to a generally poor standard.

Transmeta has released performance benchmarks, but some potential customers are skeptical because these benchmarks were developed by Transmeta itself, not an independent third party.

We do not disclose the bed size here (for this paper's example) because specific benchmarks are proprietary data.

Because most stock benchmarks are weighted according to market capitalizations, the most successful companies with the largest stock market values have the most sway on indexes.

There is a misjudged air of precision in the idea of a renewed and extended war that closes at 18 months because that "benchmark" was settled in advance.