Sentence examples for official benchmarks from inspiring English sources

Just 665 out of 13,000 eligible schools – 5% of the total - failed to meet the official benchmarks for results or progress, fewer than the 676 that failed to meet the previous standard in 2015.

Though the official benchmarks haven't yet been released, Krewell says that this time around Intel may be putting much of the debate to rest for the time being.

We've reverse engineered Apple's OpenGL drivers to get 30% more geometry throughput than any official benchmarks – basically lots of stuff that you normally wouldn't care about when developing a game.

There is no official benchmark for LGBT inclusion at an executive level, but businesses worldwide are starting to put diversity on the agenda.

So, in lieu of official benchmarking numbers, I did the old time-a-file transfer test, which actually gives better real-life results anyway.

It's silly to measure the Titan II against the iPhone or Android phones based on the fact that they're entirely different platforms, at least when we're doing official benchmark testing.

BSI British Standards, an official setter of benchmarks, is drafting guidelines on safety inspections for trees that cast a very different light on these venerable denizens and the hidden dangers of "branch shedding" (falling branches, to the layman) and even "whole-tree failure" that they pose.

The official also spoke of benchmarks for success -- but he wouldn't actually describe any of them.

City officials have no firm benchmarks as they evaluate the success of the effort, saying it will take time to assess the scope of the problem.

Do officials from State set benchmarks for cooperation on important issues, and then, if enough checks show up on the checklist, head over to Treasury and say, "Listen, guys, hold off on the currency report"?

The Bank's official consumer prices index benchmark dropped from July's 0.1 per cent to 0 per cent in August as the slide in the oil price drove down the cost of petrol and diesel.