Sentence examples for benchmark sort of from inspiring English sources

He also says that this can be done and that in fact it is done in a broad and benchmark sort of way in practice: "Prior to any notation, we make reasonably consistent judgments as to whether performances by different people are insances of the same dance" (1976, 213).

And the $31,000 benchmark sort of acts as a weird marker of success for those operating below the line: they're not even climbing the debt mountain, they're just idling in the car park desperately putting their boots on.

And the £21,000 benchmark sort of acts as a weird marker of success for those operating below the line: they're not even climbing the debt mountain, they're just idling in the car park desperately putting their boots on.

I think in wanting to get into this industry and wanting to lay the benchmark for that sort of stuff, you've gotta know where that line is at.

Now 10 years old, it is reaching a financial benchmark of sorts: Many of the first tenants' leases are coming up for renewal, and not everyone is sticking around.

It could become a benchmark of sorts, the crowning of a Super Bowl champion that is the paragon of the modern, vagabond sports enterprise.

But nuclear atmospheric tests in the nineteen-fifties and sixties offer a benchmark of sorts, since levels of carbon 14 rise sharply during that period.

Benchmark has a different sort of European connection for its soon-to-be formed fund: Pierre Omidyar, founder of Ebay, an early Benchmark investment.

That's the sort of benchmark reflected in the index.

If their 1954 quarter final against Austria is any sort of benchmark, Switzerland have enough time to scramble a draw here.

Many an exhibition booth holds a work or two by the maestro, seemingly a sort of benchmark that attests to the overall quality of the other wares on view.