Sentence examples for benchmark that you from inspiring English sources

I feel I've been so fortunate, because I have a couple of those touchstones -- where you know that everything that happened afterward was influenced by that role and suddenly there was a benchmark that you simply couldn't go below any more.

It's a diversified risk-budgeting approach or on a set policy benchmark that you have for, in Bernie's type of methodology.

And in the simplest way of understanding the difference one might say that a state of consciousness will come and go, whereas the stage of consciousness is a developmental benchmark that you don't regress from.

Specifically, the Russell 5000 is a benchmark that gives you broad exposure to the domestic stock market.

"If you can have a benchmark that says 'These are the things you have to fix before you sell software' and you put that benchmark into procurement guidelines, the responsibility shifts to developers".

You start by picking an appropriate benchmark that is primarily based on time horizon.

'Whetstone' is a benchmark that is reported as 'Measured floating point speed'.

The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index, a benchmark that includes Texas Instruments and Intel, lost 24.84, or 5.32percentto to 441.89.

She became the first black network president in history, a benchmark that got gushing press.

Last year, however, the World Bank added another benchmark that aims to capture a sense of relative poverty.

"So if that's the benchmark, that just magnifies the problem".