Sentence examples for often bested from inspiring English sources

On the football pitch, its players often bested their rivals from NATO countries as well.

Without private lawyers to press their cases, victims are often bested by criminals with better counsel.

By the spring of 2001, Fox News often bested CNN in both the morning and the evening ratings.

But he was often bested by White House adviser Peter Navarro and Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, the administration's leading protectionists.

Some commentators predicted, too, that Mr. Miliband would prove no match for Mr. Cameron in the weekly confrontation of prime minister's questions in the House of Commons, where as opposition leader, Mr. Cameron, a quick and witty debater, often bested Prime Minister Brown.

So it has gone with the H.D. broadcasts all season: each weekend they have been shown, they have consistently counted among the twenty highest-grossing films in America, and have often bested Hollywood's proudest blockbusters on a per-screen, per-day average.

Such things are often best overlooked.

In those cases, simple, classic pairings are often best.

BEIJING – The historic restaurants in Beijing are often best avoided.

Pike fishing is often best in bad weather.

Otherwise the activities are often best managed separately.