Sentence examples for whose benchmarks from inspiring English sources

Together, these almost-forgotten projects constitute a coherent subgenre of African-American art movies, one quite unruffled by the prevailing winds of emergent black film-making in the late 1960s and 70s, whose benchmarks were Sweet Sweetback's Baadasssss Song, Shaft and what Burnett calls "the whole black-exploitation thing".

Such feelings are reflected on Cairo's stock exchange, whose benchmark index, recovering the steep losses that followed the revolution, has been among the world's best-performing this year.

American business growth expanded in September as prices paid by producers dipped to the lowest level since January, according to the Chicago arm of the National Association of Purchasing Management, whose benchmark index of business activity rose to 54.2 this month, from 53.8 in August.

Even this news did not dampen the performance of the Singapore Stock Exchange, whose benchmark Straits Times index rose 96.05, or 3.26%, to 3,045.59.

The risk taken by a manager of a fund that seeks to outperform the S&P 500 index is much lower than a fund manager of a small cap fund whose benchmark is the Russell 2000 index.

Since 2002, the investor money whose performance benchmark is the Goldman Sachs Commodity Index has more than doubled, to $25 billion.

"It was a long, long time before that was proven," said Bill Gurley, a Silicon Valley venture capitalist whose company, Benchmark, has invested $21.6 million in OpenTable over the years.

Critics praised the SRX, but it won few converts in a class where the Lexus RX rules the sales charts and whose performance benchmark is the BMW X5.

"Funds invested are managed by best-in-class fund managers whose performance against benchmarks is monitored on a quarterly base by the Fund Monitor; managers who consistently fail to achieve returns at least to the benchmark may be replaced by managers with better levels of performance" he added.

Craig Weissman, Salesforce's former CTO, is joining Benchmark Capital as its latest Entrepreneur-in-Residence. Weissman, whose focus on Benchmark will be in the enterprise and big data space, has been working in enterprise software for the past 16 years.

The best investment you and I can make is in a manager who has beaten his or her benchmark, whose outperformance has been relatively consistent and long-term, and whose funds have not shown significantly more volatility than their benchmarks.