Sentence examples for obvious benchmark from inspiring English sources

Facebook, an obvious benchmark, now trades on a multiple of about 20 times its last 12 months of sales.

But there is an advantage to non-guaranteed issues as well: they provide a more obvious benchmark for evaluating corporate issuers.

Efficiency is the obvious benchmark, but a large part of policy advice is about finding the least inefficient of the feasible alternatives.

Wellbeing is represented by the singular measure of life satisfaction as it provides a useful proxy and an immediately obvious benchmark for those responsible for thinking about young people's health programmes.

Gauging competitiveness is a murky business, with no obvious benchmarks.

MLS management like to talk of becoming a top 10 global league by 2022, and one of the most obvious benchmarks would appear to be Champions League success against their strongest regional rivals from Liga MX.

He sounds like someone who's absorbed the entire history of snotty guitar rock – not just the obvious benchmarks, from the Sonics to Ramones via the Stooges and Black Sabbath, but chaotic 60s freakbeat and lo-fi 70s proto-punk outbursts like the Electric Eels and George Brigman – and now can't stop it spewing out, all at once, at ear-splitting volume.

The European Central Bank can start with the obvious: cutting its benchmark interest rate below 1 percent, coupled with resurrecting its own moribund bond-buying program.

It is obvious that the benchmark level of harvested power decreases with increasing minimum required SINR of IR.

Our selected benchmarks are, typically, run using Linux distributions in all 4 infrastructures - if it is possible to do so and it makes sense to do so – with the obvious exception of network benchmarks.

There's not even much useful information to be gained from Gamepedia's user benchmarks beyond the obvious point that the results are extremely variable.