Sentence examples for benchmark there is from inspiring English sources

"You've got to keep in mind that there is no formal benchmark, there is no catechism of expectations," said Tom Cannon, CNN's political director.

If our achievements over the past few years serve as a benchmark, there is room for optimism that working together we can further our progress on meaningful criminal justice reform in 2016 -- and beyond.

According to the latest findings based on the data collected from 1,643 companies that make up the MSCI World benchmark, there is a definite upside from increasing board diversity.

By this benchmark, there were a large number of idiot savants on show: not least among them the prime minister who appeared a great deal more confused about his position than he had a week ago.

For the CTD benchmark, there was on average 30 relevant GO terms per question; i.e. on average 30 correct answers were expected for each question.

However, if the universal CO1 barcoding region was taken as the benchmark, there are other regions (CO1, CO2, CO3, CytB, ND1, ND5) at which U. arctos has similar patterns of evolutionary distances.

For instance, in 1992, despite the fact that Thailand had one physician per 4,500 population, well above this benchmark, there were shortages in some areas and maldistribution as a consequence of rapid economic growth that increased demand for doctors in the private health sector in the period from 1992 to 1997 [ 7- 9].

When other CEOs are used in benchmarking, there is often a tendency to pay above average; anything less would imply below average talent.

While the world oohs and ahhs to tiny laptops and green benchmarks, there is a sort of blind eye turned to the excesses of extreme gamers.

For axial resolution benchmarks, there is less of a consensus on a suitable test target.

As for their benchmarks, there are many, but I would generally recommend floaters tied to Treasury yields.