Sentence examples for beat partly from inspiring English sources
For efficiency, the Creative Zen Aurvana is tough to beat (partly because they blocks out so much noise), but the Denons do pretty well.
Slavery in all its forms is tough to beat partly because it crosses so many borders and involves organisations which do not always work together effectively.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.09406.001 The heart is able to beat partly because of a large protein called Titin that helps to give heart muscle its elasticity.
All the familiar rites of passage are here, but presented evenly, without the cliched narrative beats – partly a function of the project's necessary open-endedness.
To that end, the story hits many familiar recovery beats, partly because transformation is the only way out when a star plays an addict in an American mainstream movie.
North Carolina next plays Marquette, which beat Syracuse partly because of a backcourt violation.
So central did the voice become as a medium through which politicians were required to express geniality, that many thought George Bush beat Al Gore partly because his voice positioned him as a regular guy.
The FedEx Corporation, the world's largest cargo airline, said yesterday that earnings for the third quarter might beat expectations, partly because of increased use of its cheaper ground delivery services in the weakened economy.
SEATTLE — The business of policing, as cops have known since at least the first bobbies on the beat, is partly about being seen on the job, having a local presence, even if it is just twirling a baton down the avenue.
The band's name, the cover art (comic-strip panels turning a scene from a western into a tableau of imperialism) and the lyrics bespoke a clever brand of Marxism, which the record's title and the infectious, jagged beats only partly undermined.
The law also established a "price to beat" system, modeled partly after Pennsylvania's, that will automatically reduce by 6percentthehe prices that existing utilities can charge.
