Sentence examples for so far beaten from inspiring English sources
Hana Mandlikova, somewhat in the Evonne Goolagong mold, is a fluid, brilliant Arabian herself but has so far beaten Chris in only 5 of 23 meetings.
Though some showed signs of dropping off in their third week, all five new CBS series have so far beaten every other new entry in terms of total viewers.
Captain Marvel may have dropped by 48% from its UK opening salvo, but a haul of £6.64m represents the second biggest weekend takings of the year so far, beaten only by its debut session of £12.75m.
For sheer muscle and sweat, nothing has so far beaten Jacques Audiard's terrific prison-gangster movie, A Prophet, which calls to mind old-fashioned French thrillers by Jean-Pierre Melville and Jules Dassin's Rififi.
The courts have so far beaten back attempts to strip disabled children of legal representation in cases where the school systems have clearly failed to obey federal disability law.
Combined with a slimmed down squad and a summer to work on intelligent recruitment, on and off the pitch with a new Sports Science Coach, this new look Luton have so far beaten a strong Brighton side, as well as thrashing Bedford Town 9-0 in pre-season.
The N.R.A has so far successfully beaten back legislation to end the gun show loophole.
More than half of companies reporting earnings so far have beaten analysts' expectations, raising hopes that companies are past their worst financial troubles, according to the analyst Howard Silverblatt of Standard & Poor's.
Howard Silverblatt, the senior index analyst for Standard & Poor's indexes, said on Friday that more than 85 percent of the 151 companies listed on the S.& P. that had reported so far had beaten their 2009 earnings per share as of Thursday's close.
Some 74.47% of companies that reported so far have beaten earnings per share estimates and another 48.94% of companies that have reported are beating their revenue targets.
About half of the 50 or so S&P 500 companies that have reported so far have beaten earnings forecasts, below the historical average of 63percentt, according to Thomson Reuters.
