Sentence examples for harder to benchmark from inspiring English sources

The district's partisanship is harder to benchmark.

She says it can be difficult to measure how well they are prepared academically because it is hard to benchmark the qualifications they have against A-levels.

A Sanctuary official said the group was committed to reviewing the salaries of its lower-paid staff each year and worked hard to benchmark pay grades across the sector.

Panama has some big providers too, including two law firms, Morgan & Morgan and the tight-lipped Mossack Fonseca (believed to be an industry leader).Most of the industry's financial accounts are as impenetrable as the shell companies they peddle, making it "very hard to benchmark performance," sighs Mr Eaton.

The lack of a 'ground-truth' makes it very hard to benchmark the existing computational methods.

Due to the limited availability of different models on the supported HLAs, it is hard to benchmark the existing models on a large number of HLAs.

We need to ask ourselves the following questions: Is tech making it easier or harder to achieve these benchmarks?

In effect, the manager has a 5% handicap, making it harder to consistently achieve even benchmark performance.

This is the part that's harder to measure with healthcare.gov benchmarks; its political power may be more of a slow, word-of-mouth revelation.

But it's hard to say no to Benchmark.

But that's all just speculation, it's hard to know what Benchmark is getting for sure.