Sentence examples for benchmarks far from inspiring English sources

Benefit-cost analyses have indicated that the returns to preschool programs with standards that are much stricter and more costly standards than set by our benchmarks far exceed their cost.

This year, the deal includes a zero percent rate increase — and the hospital is meeting its benchmarks thus far, Ms. Fenwick said.

But bond benchmarks are far tougher, and here Vanguard shines.

I ran some benchmarks using Far Cry 2, which averaged a framerate of 54.26 at 1920×1080, Direct3D 10, and Overall Quality set to "Ultra High".

In today's rich, diverse, and ever innovating mobile ecosystem, the benchmarks are far more complex and rapidly shifting.

National reconciliation should be the most significant milestone set by the Bush administration, since this "benchmark" is far more important than the 17 others put forward by Congress this year.

In Sydney, the Reserve Bank of Australia cut its benchmark rate far more aggressively than expected — by a full percentage point to 6percenttwiceice as much as most observers had projected and the biggest cut since 1992.

To him the target is clear: "We consider aig our benchmark as far as profits go".

He's made just one direct investment at Benchmark so far, Asana, which was founded by former colleague and Facebook co-founder Dustin Moskovitz.

If they can all get on, it's all further ingredients for success". After taking over from Wolves-bound Richie Barker in November 1978, Turner's side 41 years ago set the benchmark as far as the Shropshire club's history is concerned.

Discrimination, calibration and uniformity of fit – three properties that we believe are essential for benchmarking – were far better with the expanded SAPS II model.