Sentence examples for setting new benchmarks from inspiring English sources

The chance of setting new benchmarks for the length of dry spells ticks up only marginally in most parts of the world as temperature rises approach 2 °C.

But when a company is setting new benchmarks on mitigation and transparency to lower the risk of child labour, it seems that sometimes trade unions and others are willing to say this publicly when something bad happens.

Singapore, San Francisco, Curitiba and Copenhagen seem the most obvious candidates for the planet's "greenest" title right now – but as better data emerges, others may begin setting new benchmarks.

This change was apparently confirmed two years later by the May 1977 opening of George Lucas's Star Wars, with its sequels The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi setting new benchmarks for seasonal franchise profitability.

Sikkim in northern India – the country's cleanest state – topped the best regions list for "setting new benchmarks for responsible travel in the country", while the Kimberley, Western Australia, is described as the one of the most starkly beautiful places in the world.

Since that time, the biggest tech trend setters in the world have been picking up speed and setting new benchmarks in a growing field, with Google recently providing open access to its new enterprise-level speech recognition API.

Artists such as Ajantha Mendis, Umar Gul and Afridi have set new benchmarks.

Both should set new benchmarks for the cinematic action adventure genre.

Over the coming months he hopes to set new benchmarks while "drawing exciting, critical lines".

"We will compete both on technology and price, and build a bike that will set new benchmarks and win an appropriate market share".

"We now have to completely revamp our compensation policies and set new benchmarks for compensation based on today's economic realities".