Sentence examples for continue to set the benchmark from inspiring English sources

Melbourne Victory continue to set the benchmark for A-League clubs, cracking 25,000 members this week, while Sydney FC have been solid, if not spectacular, since the Del Piero era.

But the central bank continues to set the benchmark for each day's trading of the renminbi.

WELLINGTON — A month away from the opening game of the Rugby World Cup, New Zealand continues to set the benchmark for the teams it will host in September and October.

"Pioneer Elite continues to set the benchmark in video performance, and the new Signature Series monitors will raise the bar even higher – they could be the finest flat-panel products ever offered," said Joe Barrett, president of Barrett Home Theater.

What they said: "The vehicle that pioneered the car-based luxury utility vehicle segment when it launched in 1998 is completely redesigned and will continue to set new benchmarks in areas that have made it the best-selling luxury utility vehicle: innovation, styling, performance, utility and comfort," the press materials said.

Edwards continues to set a benchmark in a willingness to learn new skills and the judgment in recalling Beaumont and putting her at the top of the order, whence she hit four of England's six sixes in the tournament, was a good one.

"It's just my nature to set the benchmark high," he explained.

("It's just my nature, to set the benchmark high," Anderson told the New York Times two years ago).

As there are very few dementia-specific palliative care nurses in the UK, Saineti has had to set the benchmark.

I hope for my generation to set the benchmark in prevention of child abuse.

She set the benchmark back in the 1990s and she continues to do so, without compromise.