Sentence examples for but the benchmarks of 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.

But if one of the benchmarks of classic music is its ability to be universally relatable (at least at some point during our lives), than a more distant milestone might be its ability to return us to those charged emotional states be they elated or agitated from a safe distance.

Most people would think this was one of the benchmarks of a liberal state.

All the benchmarks of superior quartet playing are here: integrated sound, impeccable intonation, judicious balances.

Distorted vocals, dissonant melodies, and sultry, repetitive lyrics are the benchmarks of their genre-defying sound.

But measured by the benchmark of purchasing-power parity, China's income per head is $5,500, around the level at which consumption of cars has taken off elsewhere.

The president says that his plan would extend the solvency of Social Security until at least 2050, but to extend it to the benchmark of 75 years would require additional measures, such as cutting benefits, raising the retirement age, or raising Social Security taxes, which Mr. Corzine does not mention.

Elsewhere, indie faves like Modest Mouse, The Vines, The Hives, The Strokes and Death Cab for Cutie found success in the alternative, modern rock and heatseekers circuits -- but not on the Hot 100, the benchmark of crossover success.

Including a large part of all hospitals from two regions allows not only the benchmarking of hospitals, but also the benchmarking of (almost) complete regions.

Kim Dingle - Represented in New York but not in Los Angeles, her expressionistic scenes of prepubescent feminism are the benchmark of assertive, apolitcal feminism.

We know better but are being way too complacent and polite---which is the benchmark of being a Democrat.