Sentence examples for benchmark of poor from inspiring English sources

After years of running being about putting one foot in front of the other, form was suddenly everything – and heel striking was the benchmark of poor form.

The BMTR can be regarded worldwide as a benchmark that included privatization, despite the adoption of poor transitory policies toward efficiency.

Benchmarks would ensure that schools took a fairer proportion of poor pupils.

In 16 others, cognitive impairments were suspected on the basis of poor school performance or other clinical benchmarks.

In theory, a hospital can benchmark its performance using these safety indicators and target specific areas of poor performance for improvement.

In cases in which the software did not perform at the benchmark of "near-perfect" agreement (kappa > 0.80), we located the causes of poor performance and identified a series of strategies for their mitigation.

U.S. automakers, which have long battled perceptions of poor craftsmanship in their cars, edged out imports in a key benchmark of quality for the first time in nearly a quarter century.

Benchmark indexes in Japan and South Korea erased most of their gains from earlier in the week following the release of poor U.S. retail sales data and a warning from a credit-rating agency that it was considering downgrading South Korean banks.

Tuchel could have bemoaned a series of poor first touches from Marco Reus in dangerous situations, or other small shortcomings, but he was much more interested in measuring his team's performance against the Bayern benchmark.

"By any benchmark of a public sector organisation, that's a poor level of service," he said before adding that complaints handling in other parts of the UKBA he had inspected had been "equally poor".

One of two Afghans can be classified as poor, and 20.4percentt of the rural population does not have enough to eat, getting less than the benchmark of 2,070 calories a day.