Sentence examples for but the benchmarks from inspiring English sources

Adam Gilchrist, who attended the cricket academy in the early 1990s and emerged with contemporaries such as Damien Martyn, Justin Langer, Michael Bevan and Stuart MacGill, says the academy is still doing its job but the benchmarks of success might have shifted.

It is envisaged that the finally-agreed quality indicators should not themselves be varied when taken into primary care, but the benchmarks may be different.

But the benchmark Shanghai Composite Index closed up 1.2percentt.

"Yamaha makes beautiful instruments, but the benchmark for success is uniformity".

But the benchmark rate has only an indirect effect on long-term rates.

Banks are being encouraged to use their own internal rating systems, but the benchmark will tend to be that of officially recognised rating agencies.

And economists like Mr Brunnermeier are trying to fit their small, "blackboard" models of the crisis into a larger macroeconomic frame.But the benchmark still matters.

The reason for the sharp discrepancies in energy use will not be fully identified until the buildings undergo required energy audits, starting next year, but the benchmarking data reveals some patterns.

It is not pretty.Suspicions that something was wrong with LIBOR were aroused in 2008 when financial risks began to pick up but the benchmark, which ought to have ticked upwards too, did not move.

Sir Peter identified the scope for efficiency gains of 2.5% a year, which would build up to an annual saving of £21.5 billion in 2007-08.The sum is impressive, but the benchmark against which these savings are to be measured has remained something of a mystery.

But the benchmark for whether these possibilities are realistic and relevant to the Electoral College equation — and whether Arizona should really be thought of as a swing state — will be if Mr. Obama starts to poll consistently as well in Arizona as he does in states like Ohio.