Sentence examples similar to pass this benchmark from inspiring English sources

For much of 2007, Democrats were able to deprecate the military progress and political reconciliation taking place on the ground by harping on the failure of the Iraqi government to pass the benchmark legislation.

Students enrolled in a school without the policy tend to show a higher anxiety than those who are required to pass the benchmark tests.

It took 45 months for the U.S. economy to pass that benchmark -- three times longer than the average time it took for 10 previous recessions, according to Bloomberg.

The film appears on track to pass the $400-million mark as early as Monday, in which case "The Dark Knight" would pass that benchmark in its 18th day of release.

At this time, both the THR and TKR groups having passed the benchmark of 10 seconds which has been documented to be the level at which patients are functionally independent [ 36].

Last year at this point, The Woman in Black and The Hunger Games had passed the benchmark, and The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel was drawing close.

They should have little difficulty in passing the benchmark of 200 net gains by the time the final result comes in tomorrow afternoon.

They are set to show that the percentage getting top grade A* to C grade passes – the benchmark by which schools are measured – has risen from 65.7 per cent last year to around 66 per cent this.

I honestly think very, very few of those that advertise will pass these benchmarks.

This benchmark was passed in June, when the actor who plays Süleyman joined the anti-government protests in Gezi Park.

This benchmark will include two steady state neutronic benchmark problems and two transient benchmark problems.