Sentence examples for the setting of a benchmark from inspiring English sources

"The setting of a benchmark rate is not simply another opportunity for banks to earn a profit.

The set serves as a benchmark as several of the descriptor sets analyzed here were applied to this set in their original publication.

About a half-century later, Bernard Bailyn, of Harvard, wrote "Ideological Origins of the American Revolution," setting a benchmark for those who consider ideas to have been the main impulse.

James Henderson, chief executive of William Hill, said: "The launch of the Senet Group sets a benchmark by which we and the betting industry can be judged".

The political brilliance of his first announcement as chancellor of the exchequer set a benchmark that he will struggle to reach again.

The relentlessly squalid and downbeat look of The French Connection set a benchmark in nouveau- vérité, while the celebrated car chase underneath the elevated railway still looks authentically hair-raising because it was.

Based on the set of 50 median-ranked genes, a benchmark phylogeny was obtained, and we used its topology to infer subspecies classification.

The client (Obama campaign team) and MODE were also a core part of the team -- to the degree that they set a benchmark of something different and something special.

Response: We read this statement of Söding as an indication of the superiority of the true positive match probabilities over the e-values because, unlike the theoretically computed e-values, these probabilities come from the analysis of a benchmarked set.

If the commitment by local leaders to move the two-year-old plant is carried out, the scale of the protesters' victory would set a benchmark.

Let P and B be the set of predicted complexes and the set of benchmark complexes.