Sentence examples for benchmark for good from inspiring English sources

Recruiters have no benchmark for good quality, resulting in problems in enforcing standards and preventing mistreatment of vulnerable people.

In fact, RdV was devoid of any inclination toward electronic pop, the benchmark for good music across the pond.

But the school is unrecognisable.In this section Guarding the guardians Royal Bank of Salem Hub caps Pile them high Muck and brass The veto that wasn't Body count Lessons from a great school ReprintsLast summer 69% of pupils met the benchmark for good GCSEs, easily beating the national average.

I have a long-term soft spot for the bar, cafe and club Dalston Superstore in east London, which has always set a high benchmark for good DJs and live music – from Berlin's Planning to Rock to Texas drag export Christeene.

It's a very good benchmark for good practice".

For now, the Sportsman offers a benchmark for how good, and how British, a British restaurant can be.

There will be a few days of speculation about whether Mr. Romney has cleared some arbitrary benchmark for a "good" finish in New Hampshire.

"The benchmark for a good score is not necessarily to stand on its own, but to work well for the picture," said David Lynch's long-term musical partner.

NEVER PAY FULL PRICE Online holiday shoppers should use 40 percent off as a benchmark for a good deal, said Marjorie Cader, a Shop It To Me spokeswoman, based on discount data the site has collected.

Improvements seen in our project were comparable to local and international benchmarking figures for good clinical care for both diabetes and hypertension [ 26- 31].

From my visits and research, I've identified a set of eight benchmarks for what good career guidance could and should look like in England.