Sentence examples for something of a benchmark from inspiring English sources
But observers who closely followed the Manning trial regarded a sentence of around 20 or 25 years as something of a benchmark.
The long-lasting volume of searches involving her name has made Ms. Spears something of a benchmark for the logs team.
Does that make the Rangers' game against the Panthers, who have won 7 of their last 10 games, something of a benchmark test?
"It gives us something of a benchmark for the Tonga game".
Compared with other methods, Soxhlet is something of a benchmark technique as few parameters can affect the extraction.
The page was operated by six moderators, some as young as 17, and created something of a benchmark in modern language and behavioural politics as we see it now.
Kubrick's meticulous standards set something of a production benchmark.
The first Johannes Vermeer painting to be put up for auction since 1921 was sold at Sotheby's in London for $30 million on Wednesday, setting something of a new benchmark for paintings of its era.
There was little in the way of a benchmark.
Jim is something of a philosophical guy, for whom his change of business and change of lifestyle are important benchmarks.
