I was invited to measure myself against the benchmark of the 10 Commandments.
"Silicon drives development; silicon is the benchmark of the future," he explains.
Making an unequivocal commitment to the euro a benchmark of the government's European credentials in these circumstances is silly.
Intentional walks are often viewed as a benchmark of the amount of fear a batter instills in theopposition.
We are currently reviewing the survey to ensure it acts as a clear benchmark of the organisation's attitudes through the transformation programme.
Overall sales of software licenses, a crucial benchmark of the company's health, fell 27percentt, a much steeper decline than anticipated.
Over time, Professor Loughran said, the company "has gotten absolutely creamed" by the Standard & Poor's benchmark of the top 500 companies.
Since 1977, when the federal government began regularly issuing 30-year bonds, they have been the benchmark of the American bond market.
The book-to-bill ratio, a leading benchmark of the health of the computer chip equipment industry, showed a slight decline in August, a trade association said.
Treasury Department to Revive 30-Year Bond, A Longtime Benchmark of Credit Markets The Treasury's 30-year bond, long the benchmark of the world's credit markets, is back.
Its capital adequacy ratio, a benchmark of the bank's ability to absorb losses, is nearly twice that of other large banks in Japan.
