"A cultural cauldron for Latino and African-American expression and, of course, with all the historical benchmarks like the Harlem Renaissance".
'It was more of a historical benchmark than any analysis of what a conflict today might entail.' " For his candor, Lindsey was subsequently fired.
At least for the moment, the economy's recovery has overwhelmed concerns about corporate accounting as well as worries that stocks remain expensive by many historical benchmarks.
"The much ballyhooed bank bailout costs are, in several cases, only a relatively minor contributor to post financial crisis debt burdens".My favorite passage is this:How relevant are historical benchmarks for assessing the trajectory of the current global financial crisis?
But didn't Boras and Rodriguez also discover that outside the Yankees' financial protection program, the strategy of establishing another historical benchmark (seven years after Texas Tom Hickss flushed a $252 million deal down A-Rod's pocket) was being met with deafening silence?
Derek Baine, a media analyst for SNL Kagan who had estimated the value of the channel at about $1.1 billion, said yesterday, "When you look at the comparable prices and the historical benchmarks, you would have to say NBC made a great deal".
Old-world valuations were based on historical benchmarks.
Traditionally, quantitative funds are considered low-risk instruments because they use historical benchmarks to analyze trades.
Planing hull validation studies are carried out using the historical benchmark experiments of Fridsma.
Once unfathomably expensive, thanks to scientific and technological advances, the cost of genome sequencing for your average Joe is dropping fast on its way to a big, historical benchmark: The $1,000 genome.
