Sentence examples for benchmarks for its from inspiring English sources

The fund also has clear mandates about what it should be investing in, and explicit benchmarks for its manager to meet.

With debt financing relatively cheap at the moment and with more companies willing to sell themselves, Carlyle executives said that the firm has simply benefited from more opportunities, without lowering the benchmarks for its investments.

Fortunately, NVIDIA is much chattier here at MWC, and was eager to show off some rather impressive synthetic benchmarks for its latest and greatest mobile chipset.

Gus Sauter, managing director of the Vanguard quantitative equity group, said that even if Vanguard switched to MSCI indexes for some of its funds, it would not be changing the benchmark for its best-known index fund, the Vanguard 500 Index, based on the S.& P. 500.

The Obama administration gave Fiat a 20 percent stake in Chrysler in exchange for providing new technology to the company, and set benchmarks for it to increase its ownership position.

However, relentless improvement and innovation transformed Toyota into the benchmark for its industry.

Ford has set a formidable benchmark for its 2013 Explorer Sport performance sport utility vehicle: the Range Rover Sport HSE.

The results reveal the dynamic nature of the failure process and provide an experimental benchmark for its consideration.

Recently, for example, Bear Stearns, a Wall Street investment bank, held off from selling assets into an illiquid market because the transaction prices would have set a nasty benchmark for its other portfolios.

This system serves as a benchmark for its comprehensive nature, its student-centric nature, its ability to support NASA and industry space missions, and its longevity in providing a consistent level of professional services.

That set remains a benchmark for its poise and lucidity, but Monday's performance showed that the current lineup has developed a sound of its own, based on a constantly fascinating tension between Mr. Lin's passionate, honeyed tone and a more businesslike selflessness among his colleagues.