Sentence examples for setting a benchmark for from inspiring English sources

The two factors are developing knowledge on maintainability and setting a benchmark for maintainability.

The finding was described by a Portman Square spokesman at the time as setting "a benchmark for the future".

Mr. Nelson and Ms. Williams deserve credit for setting a benchmark for improvements, particularly in the long-neglected area of customer service and an informed ridership.

He claims, however, that the Phaeton will bring other benefits, by setting a benchmark for excellence within the company and exercising a "halo effect" on the VW brand.

About a half-century later, Bernard Bailyn, of Harvard, wrote "Ideological Origins of the American Revolution," setting a benchmark for those who consider ideas to have been the main impulse.

DUBAI — Saudi Arabia issued its first government-backed Islamic bond this week, for its aviation agency, setting a benchmark for pricing of conventional and Islamic bond issues this year because of its size.

He set a benchmark for the rest of us.

It sets a benchmark for all broadcasters – public and commercial.

Conceived as a "world court", its mission is to set a benchmark for global justice.

It's certainly an innovative device, one that sets a benchmark for other manufacturers to reach.

Toyota has already set a benchmark for low emissions and fuel economy.