Sentence examples for influential benchmarks from inspiring English sources
That is chiefly because these influential benchmarks actually leave much to be desired.
The Pisa tests, taken every three years by 15-year-olds, have become one of the most influential international benchmarks for education standards.
Brent crude, a widely influential oil benchmark, hit $108.70 a barrel on Monday, a two-and-a-half year high.
But the provider of the index, MSCI, decided that China was not yet ready, again holding off on adding mainland stocks to its influential emerging-markets benchmark.
It is not easy to say exactly what the LOT thesis amounts to, but van Gelder (1990) offers an influential and widely accepted benchmark for determining when the brain should be said to contain sentence-like representations.
"Benchmarks can be very influential and are used to determine all sorts of transactions.
The benchmarks, notably Brent crude, are enormously influential.
The WSJ went on to comment "Oil benchmarks, notably that for Brent Crude are enormously influential.
He was influential in convincing Ms. Sandberg's husband to join Benchmark Capital several years ago as an entrepreneur in residence.
Clearly, National Institute for Clinical Excellence NICEE) guidance and government publications (eg, National Service Frameworks) are important for decision-making, but practical sources of evidence such as local intelligence, benchmarking data and expert advice are also influential.
