Sentence examples for benchmarks in terms from inspiring English sources
New York City is booming: there are new benchmarks in terms of condo prices, and the rental market is very strong.
For all the strategies we use the Russell Indices as the definition the standard institutional definition of the benchmarks in terms of market cap.
The sentiment strategy outperforms all benchmarks in terms of annualized return, Sharpe ratio, Omega ratio, and CER, and performs slightly worse in terms of the other performance measures.
Simulation results show a clear advantage of this proposed optimization-based approach over the benchmarks in terms of provisioning costs, blocking ratio and resource use.
After imposing a deadline on an extension, the Super Bowl-winning quarterback set new NFL benchmarks in terms of total value ($140 million), average annual salary ($35 million) and total guarantees ($107 million).
In PIRLS 2011, students' reading ability was defined on a four-point scale as international benchmarks in terms of their reading scores on the reading attainment test (Mullis et al. [2009]).
The hosting of the World Cup is an opportunity to set a benchmark in terms of sustainable and fair conditions for all workers in Qatar".
And we recognise we will need to raise the benchmark in terms of general services".As for Fifa, there are much more pressing concerns than Russia 2018.
Salford University, she says, "is way over" its benchmark in terms of numbers of local young people who are the first in their family to go to university.
"We've hit a new benchmark in terms of dollar volume for sure," said David Lawenda, the president of advertising sales and marketing at Univision.
