Sentence examples for proven world-beater from inspiring English sources
The parts that have been exposed to foreign competition, which drove the country's post-war GNPism, are proven world-beaters.
Unlike their low-achieving footballing compatriots, who flopped for England at last month's World Cup, Great Britain's athletes have proved world-beaters on low pay and meagre budgets.
If he does prove to be a world-beater then there will some red-faced Victoria selectors as well as the odd cricket correspondent.
What I can't stand is the naysayers, trying to twist everything that's great about celebrating being part of a first-rank, winning nation that just proved it's a world-beater to look as if it's some sort of horrible triumphalism.
People who didn't go there may beg to differ, but this week Harvard proved that it is undoubtedly a world-beater in one discipline: academic back-stabbing.On February 21st Harvard's president, Larry Summers, announced that he is stepping down after just five years in his job, making him the shortest-serving president since Cornelius Felton, who died after two years in office in 1862.
Everyone benefits if Neymar proves worthy of the accolades that accompanied his journey to Europe, but how much easier would his assimilation have been had the world-beater claims followed the proof rather than preceded it?
Neither firm is a world-beater.
The breakfast buffet is a world-beater.
In gymnastics, she is a world-beater.
Japan Tobacco quietly became a world-beater by buying abroad.
