Sentence examples for stronger benchmarks from inspiring English sources

So this approach of kicking the can down the road with stronger benchmarks for performance... makes it look like a highly political assessment not based on what the facts on the ground are saying".

Better design of economic policy is easier when stronger benchmarking tools are available.

The southern Baja California alluvial record is the first to document a precession-driven alluvial chronology for the region, and it constitutes a strong benchmark for discrimination of direct tropical influence on any other alluvial record in southwestern North America.

In Washington, any proposal by the Ways and Means Committee chairman would usually serve as a strong benchmark for legislation that would likely become law.

For those reasons, we used a relatively lightweight LocalSolver implementation based on the solution representations for the genetic algorithms as a surprisingly strong benchmark.

The growth has propelled Country Garden stocks to be included as a constituent on the 50-strong benchmark Hang Seng, replacing the city's flagship airline Cathay Pacific on the index.

We evaluated performance using weak- and strong-scaling benchmarks designed to be difficult for dynamic adaptivity.

We report weak and strong scaling benchmarks of a reference MPCD solvent and a benchmark of a polymer solution with research-relevant interactions and system size.

On the contrary, they have a strong record as benchmarks of credit risk.

"Shifting to outcome-based benchmarking, stronger EU oversight with less discretion in applying existing rules, and better financial incentives for delivering on reform commitments could help accelerate progress on reforms," the report says.

I'm told that there are strong, agreed-to benchmarks in place in this plan, but I could not tell you precisely what the endgame is, and, significantly, Obama doesn't seem to want to do so either.