Sentence examples for setting the benchmark for from inspiring English sources

That year, the Seals went 132-80 under manager Daniel Long, setting the benchmark for future generations.

The civil case is the first of its kind to result in a high court trial and is seen as setting the benchmark for assessing other claims against Trinity Mirror's newspaper subsidiary Mirror Group Newspapers.

"The Guardian Unlimited football and sport team display significant leadership in the sports sector, setting the benchmark for quality and bringing a strong editorial stance and personality to their writing, with real evidence of team work," the judges said.

Now, sitting in his Mayfair office, he says that British public schools are internationally acknowledged as setting the benchmark for how a school should be, something state schools should try and replicate.

"We believe we're setting the benchmark for an entire new industry".

"Today's launch further establishes Samsung's position of leadership, setting the benchmark for the latest high performing camera designs," said Mr. Hyunho Chung, Executive Vice President and Head of the Digital Imaging Business, Samsung Electronics.

Singapore Airlines has long set the benchmark for marketing such attentiveness.

The deal set the benchmark for regional newspaper prices.

Real productivity growth sets the benchmark for real wage growth.

It sets the benchmark for other savings accounts too.

It certainly sets the benchmark for the 50th anniversary in December.