Sentence examples for become benchmarks from inspiring English sources

"Purchases like this will become benchmarks for the pricing of very rare art".

Analysts said that this would lead to lower mortgage rates, implying more business for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and further widening of their profit margins as their securities become benchmarks.

Their revenues, the biggest among boutiques, have become benchmarks.The current flock of competitors caught on to the new environment early on.

The reports of public opinion and social experience in the media become benchmarks for the individual.

Data envelopment analysis is a method for analyzing a set of organizational units in order to identify the efficient units so that they can become benchmarks or peers for the inefficient units in the set and can facilitate the spread of best practice in a cooperative system.

DEA is a method for analyzing a set of organizational units in order to identify the efficient units so that they can become benchmarks or peers for the inefficient units in the set and can facilitate the spread of best practice in a cooperative system.

Thomas Roussineau, a lawyer here who specializes in privacy issues, said the lawsuits against newspapers could become benchmark cases in defining the relationship between public figures and the news media in France.

Tavel was the first female general partner at Greylock; she went on to become Benchmark's first female GP.

Others -- including Ron Leibman (as Shylock), Julia Stiles (as Viola in "Twelfth Night"), F. Murray Abraham (as Lear) -- turned in interpretations that became benchmarks in the flattening and mangling of Shakespeare by the talented.

As we attempt to transition toward independence, accepted grants and publications become the benchmarks of our success.

His youthfulness, charisma, and energetic family had become my benchmarks for civic engagement, not just theoretical abstractions that we studied about in history books.