Sentence examples for benchmarks that would be from inspiring English sources

Mr. Grassley offered an amendment that would essentially abolish the path to legalization by tying it to border-sealing benchmarks that would be impossible to meet.

Moreover, it said, in defining "essential health benefits," the government should try to guarantee that the average premium would not exceed benchmarks that would be set by the secretary of health and human services.

The British leader spoke of benchmarks that would be set for the Afghan leader, including a three-month deadline to "identify" additional Afghan troops to be sent for training in Helmand Province, the hottest zone of the war.

CFTC Chairman Gary Gensler has been calling for a revised benchmark that would be based on observable transactions, to limit the opportunity for manipulation.

What I think of as the benchmark dishes, the ones that would be criminal to botch, come through with flying colors.

For each benchmark, we created scripts that would be able to pull the separate data elements of interest out of the raw data and into a distribution for that machine instance.

For venture capitalists — and particularly early-stage investors — returns are driven by one, maybe two, and extremely rarely three startups in a portfolio (that would be Benchmark's 2011 fund, which includes Uber, Snap, and WeWork).

The original OrChem was not benchmarked on the largest dataset due to the lengthy time that would be required to finish the benchmark.

Try setting a realistic target number of publications for yourself that would be the minimum benchmark for success.

We said, "Where is the energy going to come from?" instead of just saying "We'll plug it in and try to be less bad by reducing our energy consumption". That would be benchmarking.

Well, my current house has a garden and it has somewhere I can park my car, so that would be the benchmark for a new house.