Sentence examples for benchmark when from inspiring English sources

They're in good company … Very much the benchmark when it comes to comprehensive album disownership.

"It's a ray of hope in South Asia, and it sets a new benchmark when we talk to other countries".

Such is the lofty benchmark when the team is not chasing opponents on the court but legends of its past.

Things have reached a certain benchmark when one man in a Süleyman suit is issuing edicts against another man in a Süleyman suit.

"Turkey's democracy may be a good benchmark when compared with Egypt, Libya or Syria," said Hakan Altinay, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution.

On Thursday, Mr. Romney led by two percentage points among likely voters in that poll, a six-point improvement from Ipsos's preconvention benchmark, when Mr. Romney trailed Mr. Obama by four points.

I'll be running proper benchmarks when I've done the overclocking.

There were benchmarks, when we eased our way into the community, which was Bill sitting the guys down and vouching for us.

A far more meaningful comparison for regulators is the peer groups public companies choose to use as benchmarks when setting their pay packages.

Mark E. Young, a lawyer who is Foley Hoag's chief marketing officer, did research that showed that clients use two main benchmarks when hiring lawyers: the firm's understanding of the client's business and its responsiveness to clients' concerns.

Charlton have slipped into the relegation zone, and Pardew said: 'Sometimes in a season there are certain benchmarks when you have to make decisions and this is a tough week for me.