Sentence examples for benchmarks have changed from inspiring English sources

"I used to get five to 10 miles in an hour each day, but my benchmarks have changed," Durstine says.

That must then be benchmarked against what has happened to the stock market, interest rate futures and the value of the Australian dollar over the time the election probabilities have changed.

"What we've seen amongst some financial institutions is that they've changed their benchmarks," said Lee Quane, the Asian director of ECA International, which advises on expatriate packages and allowances.

Carey Kīpuka is one such area in the southernmost part of the monument and is used as a benchmark to measure how plant cover has changed in less pristine parts of southern Idaho.

Two years after that, the University of Denver Colorado Women's College teamed up with The White House Project to produce a follow up study, Benchmarking Women's Leadership, which indicated not much had changed (2013).

Increasing accountability through benchmarking is powerful because it readily cuts through to the attention of decision-makers and it has changed policy/practice in other areas.

Much has changed since then and when it comes to speed, Firefox is now comparable again to Chrome (and it even outperforms it on some benchmarks).

Only five of 18 Political Benchmarks have really been met.

Key benchmarks have been set to measure progress.

"Our testing with public benchmarks has shown that the changes in the December 2017 updates resulted in no measurable reduction in the performance of macOS and iOS... or in common Web browsing benchmarks," the California-based firm said.

European benchmarks had an even better day than U.S. indexes.