Sentence examples for benchmarks by which from inspiring English sources

Then, they designated benchmarks by which the university's progress could be measured over the years.

In the UK, the foreign secretary, William Hague, set out early benchmarks by which the Muslim Brotherhood would be judged in the west.

In principle, patients paying out of pocket could use the actual Medicare payment for an MS-DRG rate as benchmarks by which to gauge the reasonableness of whatever a hospital may charge them for that type of case.

Nevertheless he believes that the government needs to do more to show how it is following through on its initiatives, possibly by setting benchmarks by which progress can be measured.

And while Mr. Olivo hopes that the campaign will result in increased business for the firm, that will be only one of the benchmarks by which its success will be gauged, he said.

In the course of what he terms ABB's "second revolution" after its formative 1988 merger, Mr. Lindahl has moved out from what many saw as the shadow of industry titans who were the benchmarks by which he has been measured: John F. Welch Jr. of General Electric and Percy Barnevik, Mr. Lindahl's predecessor.

Under Mr. Vrinat, Taillevent became a gastronomic benchmark by which other great Parisian restaurants are judged.

Test cricket is no longer the only benchmark by which a cricketer should be judged.

For more than two decades, Heitz Martha's Vineyard was the benchmark by which California cabernets were judged.

But this may not be a fair benchmark by which to measure the state of EU-Asian relations.

Lottery funding and the relentless excellence of Jürgen Gröbler, below, have clearly helped but Redgrave's dedication has set the benchmark by which everyone else measures themselves.