Sentence examples for becoming a benchmark from inspiring English sources

"They're mostly too scared to speak to us," a local union organiser says, "and it's becoming a benchmark for other employers".

The living wage and the issue of who can really "afford" to pay it, like the issue of corporation tax, is fast becoming a benchmark of how we define a fairer more equitable society.

However, the songs in "State" resonated with auds, and the album went on to sell 1.2 million copies, becoming a benchmark for the song-compilation soundtrack.

Coaching methods have also been redefined and that, coupled with the opening of the FA's centre of excellence St George's Park in 2012, means it is an area that is not only increasing in quality, but is also becoming a benchmark other Football Associations appear keen to copy.

Some women may not even know they are pregnant at this stage, but the foetal heartbeat test is fast becoming a new benchmark for state legislatures across America in challenging the country's abortion laws.

A series of songs written using the Chinese pentatonic scale and sung in Mandarin might be considered a hard sell, but with Jamie Hewlett's animations of Monkey, Pigsy and Sandy now on TV rotation in trailers for the BBC's Olympics coverage, Journey to the West appears to be in the process of becoming a cultural benchmark.

Named for a star, the Vega was anything but, becoming an unfortunate benchmark for underwhelming Detroit compacts.

61 The use of cumulative rates per treatment instead of rates following fresh cycles is becoming an important benchmark in reproductive trials and meta-analyses.

With the present challenges faced throughout the world, Canada is becoming an increasingly important benchmark for migrants of different nations to start safe and productive lives.

Historic Hotels does not have a monopoly on properties over 50 years old, its benchmark for becoming a member.

"The vision that Aquifi's founders saw a decade ago for 3-D tracking and its consequences is becoming a reality today," said Bruce Dunlevie, Benchmark Capital Partner in a statement.