Sentence examples for benchmark to be from inspiring English sources

In core PSB operations that remain protected Hall said that the BBC would use private sector competition as a benchmark to be more efficient.

At Al Criscillo's barbershop, a Williamsburg establishment that closed in 2005, after fifty-four years in business, a child's first haircut was a benchmark to be commemorated.

Lord Saatchi disparagingly quotes the percentage of cancer patients who currently receive "innovative treatments", as if innovation is an end in itself, a benchmark to be achieved rather than a means to improve where treatment is currently lacking.

For any new or revised benchmark to be broadly accepted by the financial markets, borrowers, lenders and hedgers who rely on Libor would benefit from a process for an orderly transition.

The present work details a new benchmark to be produced to the International Community, for dealing with neutronics code validation in the frame of the analysis of severe accidents in Sodium Fast Reactors (SFRs) leading to core degradation and material relocation.

The present work details further information regarding a new benchmark to be introduced to the international community, for dealing with neutronic code validation in the frame of the analysis of severe accidents in fast reactors leading to core degradation and material relocation.

The Timss scores are the first of two international benchmarks to be published within a week.

Fortunately, he finds mortgage-backed securities, the largest single sector in his benchmarks, to be an attractive investment.

There will be both qualitative and quantitative benchmarks to be set.

Sequencing analysis of the human genome has enabled benchmarks to be set, by which cancer genomes can be compared.

However, the majority of our interviewees reported the quality of the indicators for benchmarking to be a barrier.