Sentence examples for relevant benchmark from inspiring English sources

"It raises the question of what is the relevant benchmark?" Mr. Marshall said.

A mutual-fund manager looks good by outperforming his or her relevant "benchmark" -- for instance, the S&P 500.

RECORDS like these don't really tell an investor much unless they're compared with a relevant benchmark, said Russ Wermers, a finance professor at the University of Maryland.

To someone making a few million dollars a year, these very rich — rather than the median-earning American — are often the relevant benchmark.

"The relevant benchmark is the percentage of children among all local children of secondary school age who are eligible for free school meals, not just those at state schools, and by that measure we're spot on," he said.

Optimal contracting would lead you to expect a stock-option design that filtered out general rises in stock prices, so that bonuses were paid only for better-than-average performance against some relevant benchmark.

He then compared those nine categories with relevant benchmarks, not just the S.& P. 500.

Mr. Romhilt said that their way of selecting active managers increased returns by 3 percentage points over the relevant benchmarks before fees and 1 to 2 percentage points after fees.

Based on the results of this procedure, a conceptual framework is devised to facilitate addressing relevant benchmarking implications.

Finally, needs for most current ICT knowledge use and refurbishment technologies development, as well as integrated design, including particularly relevant benchmarking and rating system development are outlined.

Design, operation and upgrade challenges are reviewed in the context of beam-machine interaction account and relevant benchmarking examples based on radiation monitor measurements are shown.