Sentence examples similar to benchmark of bad from inspiring English sources

Certainly, Bill Clinton's leavetaking from the White House set a new benchmark for bad judgment by a departing president.

In some areas, Mr. Takenaka has followed blueprints set out by his predecessor, Hakuo Yanagisawa, like establishing benchmarks for the disposal of bad loans.

As evaluation criterion for the matching quality, we use the average error rate which is average percent of bad pixels of all four benchmark datasets.

The road adaptive controller increases the comfort (35.8%) when the vehicle is driven on a road of bad quality, by considering an uncontrolled damper (passive suspension) as a benchmark.

The talk is of annual achievement benchmarks; improvements in measuring student progress, rewarding good teachers and purging the system of bad ones; and ensuring that creativity and critical thinking are not lost in the focus on math and literacy.

That kind of bad.

quantity of bad disparities.

Identifying consequences of bad decisions.

Paradoxically, phosphorylation of bad protein (p-bad) creates a prosurvival environment.

The opposite good information propagating competitively with bad information can restrain the propagation of bad information.

This leads to the emergence of bad smells.