Sentence examples for has set a benchmark from inspiring English sources
It has set a benchmark for the authentication of user-generated content and is becoming increasingly adept at monetising that content".
He is immensely proud of HBO's Game of Thrones, in which he appeared for four years, saying it has set a "benchmark" in television drama "with the production values especially, and the quality of the writing.
"It has set a benchmark for us; we can't slack, people will expect a certain quality from us, and we hope some readers will invite us to cook them supper".
Most encouragingly, Kenya's convoluted and painful journey to creating their multi-stakeholder sector code has set a benchmark for other standards, like the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO), to learn from and emulate.
The transformation of this no-go north London area into a go-to address, led by the developer Argent, has set a benchmark: the Waitrose is in a converted train shed.
Jason Antenucci, deputy director of the Centre for Water Research at the University of Western Australia in Perth, says the facility has "set a benchmark for other plants in Australia .References to removing salt from seawater can be found in stories and legends dating back to ancient times.
Chairman Alistair McGeorge and his team have set a benchmark for how to respond to the storm engulfing the industry.
So I think we've set a benchmark with the last picture but there are elements that we must continue exploring, like putting this man into cinematic situations where the camera just settles on him.
Sutton had set a benchmark of six medals for the championship, but the team fell one short in spite of sterling efforts from women such as double gold medallist Joanna Rowsell.
Corsie says the Scots have "set a benchmark" with their World Cup qualifying feats and must "prove we deserve to be there with these top teams".
