Sentence examples for has become a benchmark from inspiring English sources

The Commission's report has become a benchmark text.

The quintessential annihilation battle of encirclement, it has become a benchmark for overwhelming operational success.

Support for the Green New Deal has become a benchmark for Democrats running for president.

Last year, Cal finished eighth in the Directors' Cup, which has become a benchmark for the success of athletic programs.

What I wanted to let marinate is that $1 million has become a benchmark for retirement safety.

Sarah Thornton, author of Seven Days in the Art World, added: "The prize has become a benchmark of validation that distinguishes the British art scene.

Lim had become a benchmark for local criminals; in 2002 Subhas Anandan described his client, wife-killer Anthony Ler, as a "cooler, more handsome version of [the] notorious Toa Payoh medium-murderer".

Experts acknowledge that insomnia has become a cultural benchmark -- a side effect of an overworked, overwrought society.

While few expect the process to be perfect, electing a new president to replace the two-term Hamid Karzai has become a crucial benchmark of progress.

"When we look at what's happening from a hardware and games capacity in the PC space, 4K gaming has become a real benchmark," he says.

Repeatedly re-endorsed at international summits since the 1970s, "0.7" has become a key benchmark by which the generosity of donor countries is measured.