Sentence examples for benchmark of those from inspiring English sources

Using the benchmark of those earning less than £8.05 an hour, the BRC says 1.5 million people work in low-paid UK retail jobs.

In terms of potential applications, the N, S-codoped mesoporous carbon material facilitates excellent bifunctional electrocatalytic activity toward the oxygen reduction reaction (ORR) and oxygen evolution reaction (OER) comparable to the benchmark of those commercial 20 wt% Pt/C and RuO2 catalysts, respectively.

As a result the Homo globalis' consciousness is filled with the global success stories that fuel the global infotainment networks: from Mark Zuckerberg to Bill Gates, Rihanna to Raphael Nadal, we are getting used to the benchmark of those known to billions and earning phenomenal amounts of money.

Fig. 4 Benchmark of the EEM Cover approach.

The organisers considered it as "a benchmark of the Games".

That pace was kind of like the benchmark of the pace of the band for the next year or so.

By this misleading benchmark, most of those invited were against.

People use it as a benchmark of endurance, often jokingly referring to those who need much more.

Both of those spending levels exceed a benchmark of about 30percentthatat is considered normal.

For those involved in development of software and new methodologies, a benchmark of existing practices is beneficial.

Where's the benchmark of quality?