Sentence examples for some kind of benchmark from inspiring English sources

"It's so hard to identify an honest mortgage originator -- and every state is different when it comes to licensing requirements -- that we realized there was a need for some kind of benchmark by which lenders could be identified".

And anyway, Rob here isn't meant to be some kind of benchmark in realism.

Adding some kind of benchmark either numerical or non-numerical seems to help [ 11, 12].

"If that's any kind of benchmark".

As a kind of benchmark of mainstreamness, Black Cat recently sponsored its first Nascar race.

Then, when banks borrow from each other, they use the Fed interest rate as a kind of benchmark.

Either she would think that I had been with another woman or, if she did believe my story, it would strike her as so weird as to be a kind of benchmark in our married life.

For Mr. Bowles of Vogue, the designer "remains a kind of benchmark of a certain elegance — one thinks of Oscar de la Renta, and perhaps someone like Galanos or Trigère in an earlier moment — who managed to combine her very high standards with a kind of subtle innovation".

We have tended to focus on people such as Amartya Sen or Noam Chomsky, who have become a kind of benchmark, but I think the catchment should be much wider – all the net contributors to the public conversation, all the people whose perspectives and ideas play a role – such as people from the arts, leading journalists and some scientists.

But behind the new advertisements and the partisan bickering are also political calculations about how the vote may play out in this year's Senate races, and about what kind of benchmark the vote count will set for the next Supreme Court vacancy.

We used that as our kind of benchmark, our stepping off point.