Sentence examples for rarely beat from inspiring English sources
They rarely beat the market.
Princeton scared opponents, but rarely beat them.
But earlier contraptions could only extend the range of a single modem or phone-jack, and data speeds rarely beat that of a typical dial-up connection (56 kilobits per second).
In fact, numerous studies have shown that, despite investor willingness to pay higher fees and expenses for actively managed mutual funds, these funds rarely beat the market in the long term.
If you know anything about basketball, that a No. 16 seed has never beaten a No. 1 and No. 15s rarely beat No. 2s, your odds are much better: roughly 1 in 128 million, Bergen said, which is roughly 700 times harder than winning Mega-Millions with a single ticket.
Yet, Woods rarely beats himself, which is why he has become more difficult to beat.
Like the Minnesota Twins in the American League, the Pirates' rotation has no ace, but rarely beats itself with walks.
When travelling to the boondocks—such as this Babbage on his recent trip to Maine that 3G may be replaced with an E for EDGE, a slow 2G technology, or even a circle for GPRS, which rarely beats dial-up modems.But since iOS 5.1 shipped last week, AT&T subscribers with an iPhone 4S see "4G" when connected to its network, regardless of the speed.
But in the world of "Game of Thrones," kindness rarely beats brutality.
Mix in a baserunning error by Daniel Descalso, who ran into a double when he dashed toward third base on Jay's fifth-inning fly ball to left field, and a team that rarely beats itself did just that.
