Sentence examples for benchmark to live from inspiring English sources

It was a heck of a benchmark to live up to.

The best benchmark for what workers need to live on is the independent living wage rate set annually based on the cost of living".

A significant risk is that while Mr. Bush waits for Palestinians to live up to the benchmarks he set forth from the Rose Garden of the White House, the violence will simply continue, or even intensify.

We're the generation most likely to live with our parents and delay benchmarks of adulthood, like marriage and parenthood, because we can't afford it.

If America truly wants to live up to its "Land of Opportunity" moniker, this generation of P-12 students needs to be viewed as a responsibility by their educators long after the high school graduation benchmark has been met.

Two Tomorrows found it difficult to benchmark Living our Values with other reports from media companies because it is "so different".

To create his state-by-state comparison, Short adjusted this so-called national $75,000 "happiness benchmark" to reflect the cost of living in each state, relying on data from the Council for Community and Economic Research.

"We try to benchmark to that point," Streeter said.

A benchmark to set for himself, and those he loves.

Peace is not simply a benchmark to achieve.

Call it a benchmark to measure next week's polls against.