Sentence examples for remains a benchmark from inspiring English sources

That sandwich remains a benchmark.

It remains a benchmark for all other work in a similar confessional vein.

Capturing or killing Osama bin Laden remains a benchmark of sorts for success in Afghanistan.

The result of a single long take filmed on Steadicam, it remains a benchmark in modern video direction, more a breathtaking short film than a mere pop promo.

A blend of repression, gentleness and inner turmoil was to feature in many later, often inferior, films but this remains a benchmark in her career.

While Riedel's Sommelier series remains a benchmark, other glasses, some of them costing a lot less, have embraced the basics of good design.

Nevertheless, this rate remains a convenient benchmark against which to compare modern extinctions.

Landing the role of Nina in 2007 in a Royal Court production of Chekhov's The Seagull (opposite Kristin Scott Thomas and Chiwetel Ejiofor) remains a career benchmark.

While the "10% rule" – films in the UK might expect to achieve one 10th of the US box office number, except in pounds rather than dollars – remains a useful benchmark, it's interesting to note that many titles currently are landing significantly higher or lower.

The CDC finding that T1D accounts for 5 to 10 percent of all diabetes cases remains a popular benchmark [3].

Hodges Silverstein: While price may not always be the decisive argument for legal services, procurement's ability to reduce spending remains an integral benchmark to measure its success.