Sentence examples for reliable benchmark from inspiring English sources

Corporate expansion plans and bank lending depend on a reliable benchmark of price increases.

Projections by Professors Rallings and Thrasher of Plymouth University, the rock-stars of local election psephology, are a reliable benchmark.

In fact, it's not a figure chosen entirely because of neatness but seems to be a relatively reliable benchmark for competence.

That said, the most reliable benchmark in the past of when presidential results deviate from those predicted by approval ratings is when one of the candidates has a relatively "extreme" ideology, like Barry M. Goldwater or George S. McGovern.

That said, the most reliable benchmark of when presidential election results deviate from those predicted by approval ratings is when one of the candidates has a relatively "extreme" ideology, like Barry M. Goldwater or George S. McGovern.

Therefore, the experiments were considered to be reliable benchmark tests.

Class rank and grade point average -- less reliable benchmarks because of disparities in school quality and standards nationwide -- reflect 29percentt and test scores just 30percentt.

(I define a "high-quality" poll as one that used live telephone interviews, and which called both landlines and cellphones. These polls will collect the most representative samples and should provide for the most reliable benchmarks of demographic trends).

The results presented on the basis of exact, closed-form frequency equations are expected to serve as reliable benchmarks.

To cover for this weakness, artificial neural network is integrated with DEA in this paper to calculate the relative efficiency and more reliable benchmarks of one of the Iranian commercial bank branches.

As the number of new aircraft featuring this tail configuration increases, there is a need for precise understanding of the phenomenon, appropriate tools for its prediction, and reliable benchmarking data.