Sentence examples for benchmark to a from inspiring English sources
Gravity-defying telecom shares added more than 40 points to the blue-chip index, helping the benchmark to a gain of more than 3percentnt.
The worst U.S. drought since 1956 has pushed Chicago corn futures, the global benchmark, to a record above $8 a bushel, or $282 a liter.
Libya holds the largest crude oil reserves in Africa, and the moves drove some stock prices down and a crucial oil benchmark to a three-year high.
Mr. Crandall of Wrightson Associates and Mr. Shackelford say they think that the economy may have already received enough of a boost from the Federal Reserve's reduction in its short-term interest rate benchmark to a 41-year low of 1.25percentt, and the swing to a federal budget deficit from a surplus.
Plunging oil prices and a supermarket price war have driven the Bank of England's official Consumer Prices Index inflation benchmark to a 12-year low of 1 per cent, while shoppers are now also enjoying real-terms pay rises as wages growth outstrips the cost of living.
Dimensional analysis reduces a complicated ten-parameter formula for the execution time of the Linpack benchmark to a simpler two-parameter formula.
CDC's outpatient ILI surveillance system ILINet (Fig. 1 a), was another such historical source of severity, but it was excluded from the benchmark in order to prevent confounding when comparing the benchmark to an ILI-based severity index.
In addition, the new leaders could reset the benchmarks to a lower base and, assuming they could manage through the social challenges of an economic dislocation, would be able to show strong growth through the remainder of their term.
Moreover, the mark-up used in murabaha is usually benchmarked to a conventional interest rate.
In this paper, a methodology is presented to achieve harmonised estimates of migration flows benchmarked to a specific definition of duration.
