Sentence examples similar to past the benchmark for from inspiring English sources

Perfection as the benchmark for competence.

In the past the benchmark was the Washington Consensus.

However, Adams said: "The benchmark for success can't be what it was in the past.

The definition, reached in discussion with the public through focus groups, looks at what a household needs to be integrated in society and has been used in the past as a benchmark for the living wage.

"They're the benchmark for that.

The deal set the benchmark for regional newspaper prices.

The benchmark for critics is last year's Dilnot recommendations.

Good Champagne is still the benchmark for all sparkling wines.

Singapore Airlines has long set the benchmark for marketing such attentiveness.

"That's the benchmark for success in a nature magazine".

Real productivity growth sets the benchmark for real wage growth.