Sentence examples for benchmark figures from inspiring English sources

Cambridge said this weekend that on its own benchmark figures, the proportion of state-school kids is not going to get better over the next three years.

However, the benchmark figures on which the claims of manipulation are centred will still play a part in the energy companies' decision to increase their bills.

A few minutes later the benchmark figures flash to life on tens of thousands of traders' machines around the world, and ripple out into the pricing of loans, derivatives and other financial instruments.In this section The fog of LIBOR Investigations galore Maxing out The golden rules of banking QE, or not QE?

Until the year 1995, the Austrian railway company should deliver comparable benchmark figures as other efficient rail operators in Europe.

3. New benchmark figures contributed from this study for a range of environmental noise conditions with the three databases are provided by cond.2 – cond.5.5

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But this benchmark figure matters to universities.

This is the benchmark figure for making any substantive change.

This benchmark figure is now the heart of contemporary dark-chocolate culture.

In the case of a single person surviving on €7,000 a year, the Aspa allowance would be €2,600 £1,8933) – calculated according to the €9,600 benchmark figure minus the €7,000.

Meanwhile, fears that the world oil price might fall below Nigeria's benchmark figure of $62 a barrel necessitated a rethinking of budgetary priorities for 2009.