Sentence examples similar to benchmarks in their from inspiring English sources

The interim manager, Jimmy Phillips, wants that performance to be the benchmark in their final four encounters.

In what is believed to be a first for a public broadcaster, SBS journalists now have a specific ratings benchmark in their performance reviews.

It would also help those candidates in seeking endorsements, as some civic groups make campaign finance participation a benchmark in their decisions to endorse candidates.

As they reach this benchmark in their own history, they've decided to look back at some of the artists and musicians who shaped the current community, like the Joshua Light Show.

It is worth noting that the two methods now include the 20 Mya benchmark in their credibility intervals but BEAST still gives younger estimates than MDT.

We expect that prolonged use of CPM at home will allow patients to achieve these ROM benchmarks earlier in their recovery process.

We expected that prolonged use of CPM at home would allow patients to achieve these RoM benchmarks earlier in their recovery process.

The benchmark lies in their core competence as a model, reference and direction of the development of Chinese private enterprises.

"England have set the benchmark, particularly in their opening game against Wales, and we knew that despite having a six-point half-time lead, they were going to come back at us," the New Zealander said.

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]).

At the Beijing HLM participating Governments pledged to meet benchmarks in progress for children in their countries.