Sentence examples for the benchmarks he from inspiring English sources

The benchmarks he has gone on to set in both forms of the game make a mockery of everyone else who has played in this era.

A significant risk is that while Mr. Bush waits for Palestinians to live up to the benchmarks he set forth from the Rose Garden of the White House, the violence will simply continue, or even intensify.

According to an analysis that I conducted earlier this month, a path in which Mr. Santorum narrowly carried Illinois would still leave him considerably short of the benchmarks he needs to hit to win the plurality of delegates (winning a majority of delegates is almost out of the question at this point).

Faced with low levels of public support for his new military push and a Democratic leadership in Congress that has said it will fight him over it, he also confronts the uncomfortable prospect of foot-dragging in Baghdad over the troop increases and the benchmarks he has set for the Iraqis.

David Mellor, business consultant and founder of David Mellor Mentoring, says the benchmarks he looks for as a company reaches its third anniversary include "solid sales and delivery processes", a "good mix of retained clients and new clients" and "momentum in terms of revenue and profit trajectory".

Slothower confides: The benchmarks he needed to hit were based not on revenue targets but on the number of stores and brands he had landed.

The rate of 5 percent "is now the benchmark," he said.

"I want us to be the benchmark," he says.

Some BlackRock clients may have been affected by banks' efforts to manipulate the benchmark, he said.

"You can look at how many times managers have outperformed the benchmark," he said.

"First, the 30-year bond is no longer the benchmark," he said.