Sentence examples for benchmark moment from inspiring English sources

This is a momentous occasion, a benchmark moment for traditional owners and a closing of the gap in my Mungo journey.

This is probably a benchmark moment.

A benchmark moment for Java gaming.

"My candidacy was a benchmark moment for women.

Buczak's untimely death from AIDS in 1987 was a benchmark moment for Hendricks, who asked his friend Philip Glass to help him commemorate Buczak's life.

If we can address this and say the right things now, he can reflect on this later on and call it a benchmark moment of his career".

Then there's the problem of context, particularly the fact that the CDC study used 2010 as its benchmark year, a peak moment of unemployment in an economic downturn that most economists have called the worst since the Depression.

At this moment, the benchmarks for 'breakthroughs,' that is, treatments that significantly improve health outcomes against which the discovery rates of new treatment should be measured, are unknown.

Martin Wheatley, head of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), who also co-chairs the global regulatory body reforming benchmarks, said there were no specific commodities benchmarks causing concerns at the moment but warned they all faced change.

Five benchmark steel frame designs, including moment and braced frames, are presented to serve as examples on which the algorithms can be tested, and the robustness of the algorithms is investigated using these representative designs.

But is there any person of good will who doesn't see that moment as a benchmark for the kind of progress that has contributed to the notion of America as that, "shining city on a hill?" So to those of you opposing the building of the mosque, I respectfully ask you to reconsider your position.