Sentence examples for benchmark is more from inspiring English sources

Our benchmark is more delicious looking than Apple, simpler than Twitter".

Gaskin, on the other hand, said his benchmark is more human-to-human: how many backpacks they hand out at events, or how many teenagers sign up at one event.

The benchmark is more likely to be an under- rather than an over-estimation of need for referral.

Not to mention that students who meet the new SAT benchmark are more likely to enroll in, succeed at, and graduate from college.

"Describing similar cases (benchmarking) was more impactful than valuation.

These benchmarks are more based upon the structural aspects of quality rather than on the process aspects of quality.

In contrast with the principles, benchmarks are more concrete and intended to be framed as actionable steps that an organization could use to determine whether or not the principle was being satisfied.

Finally, they quarrel with the benchmarks assigned to their funds by Morningstar and believe their custom benchmarks are more accurate.

The purpose of the work reported here is to establish a similar computational radiation transport benchmark that is more relevant to a laboratory HEDP environment.

But for Benchmark, "paying up" is more like paying a valuation in the hundreds of millions, not tens of billions.

National reconciliation should be the most significant milestone set by the Bush administration, since this "benchmark" is far more important than the 17 others put forward by Congress this year.