Sentence examples similar to benchmarks for entry from inspiring English sources

Section Editor Mike Bonsall was impressed by this combination, which we hope will be a benchmark for entries to this Section in future competitions: " It is visually appealing and shows the wide array of camouflage predator vision patterns predicted using a genetic algorithm.

The challenge centred on more than 10,000 pupils who missed out on a C grade in GCSE English, which is a crucial benchmark used for entry into further education, vocational training and employment.

None of them, however, looks likely to meet the conventional benchmarks for euro-zone entry soon.

Therefore, meeting the requirements for entry into a course and obtaining the acquired academic standards (as dictated by legislation, accreditation and registration) within the course are the benchmarks for academic progression and ultimately graduation.

It has also led rating agencies to put Greece on warning for a possible credit downgrade.Joaquín Almunia, the EU monetary commissioner, has ordered an investigation into Greece's 1998 and 1999 figures, which were used as the benchmark for its euro entry in 2001.

Password for entry: "bespoke".

She has been marked for entry.

Password for entry: "miso-glazed".

"The qualifications for entry have gone up".

The deadline for entry was Saturday.

Last year, 76 countries qualified for entry.