Phrases with «common benchmark»

A "common benchmark" refers to a standard or reference point that is commonly agreed upon and used to compare or measure something. It helps establish a fair and consistent way to evaluate performance or progress across different aspects or individuals. Full definition

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Sentences with «common benchmark»

One of the most common benchmarks of economic health is the 10 year T - note. (effectivecoverage.com)
One of the most common benchmarks of economic health is the 10 year T - note. (effectivecoverage.com)
It may be that some of the more common benchmarks in the district, including having teachers with at least a bachelor's degree, the provision of at least one meal and the use of some set of early learning standards, may not be the right ones or enough on their own to meet each student group's needs. (kinder.rice.edu)
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