Sentence examples for old benchmarks from inspiring English sources

The old benchmarks are no longer valid, so it becomes easy for fraud to go undetected".

In a pop music landscape in which old benchmarks like record sales matter less than they once did, successful artists have had to learn and employ a whole new set of tools.

The efficiency of the planners is experimentally evaluated on a number of new and old benchmarks.

The results show that the extensions based on minimum consistency of discretization perform quite well with respect to both the new and the old benchmarks, in comparison with the geometrical extensions of 1-d methods.

Roughly thirty years have been added to an individual's lifespan over the past century, and old benchmarks of aging - "retirement age," "senior citizen," "pensioner," etc. - are obsolete.

If the old benchmark was a weekend trip to Puerto Rico, Ms. Johnson's new formula is to offer playful party dresses for the price of a day trip to the Mohegan Sun.

Fees of 3.5% or more are now the norm in rights issues, whereas the old benchmark was 2%." Institutional investors' eagerness to act appears to have been stirred by two factors.

Mr. Parker is still the world's most influential wine critic, at least in the sense that his words help set the prices of the top-flight Bordeaux market and Châteauneuf-du-Pape, as well as the auction market for old benchmark wines.

This barrier to new business should fall, as fewer contracts are made using the old benchmark prices.

Typically, when the Fed starts to ease, people perceive utility stocks in general as being a defensive sector, and once rates have gone down typically the old benchmark has been three Fed cuts you rotate into more growthier potential earnings-type companies.

The 50-year-old benchmark that fixed prices for one year at a time has now been changed to a quarterly basis based on the Chinese index," Mr. Eichler said.