Sentence examples similar to go to benchmark from inspiring English sources

"But the market is going to benchmark these guys very closely on cost control, and their track record on that is not great".

Let's go to another benchmark of a good tech stock: How much of net income is plowed back into the business, which is crucial to generating future earnings.

Facebook Likes are the go-to benchmark for agents picking up artists, promoters booking them, and fans buying tickets.

The debate over how far the Fed should go to reduce its benchmark interest rate -- thus influencing what lenders charge for mortgages, home equity loans and other credit -- reflects sharply different views of the stock market's effect on the economy.

AbZ said funding must go to programs with clear benchmarks that have strong financial and policy oversight.

Corporations go to great lengths to establish benchmarks for financial performance that must be met before incentive pay is received.

But I do think it's going to be a benchmark".

"This is going to be the benchmark for what we are going to do," she said of the wedding belles exhibit.

"If you lived through the busing in the 1970s, that's going to be a benchmark," said Ms. Thomas, of the convention and visitors bureau multicultural committee.

"This game is going to be a benchmark for a team trying to do better.

No one thought it was going to be a benchmark, in fact there were worrying signs in the last 10 minutes as Leeds held on to win.