Sentence examples for to beat in terms of from inspiring English sources

"It's really hard to beat in terms of convenience," she said.

Great as those two staples are, in my book lentils are hard to beat in terms of ease and versatility.

One that occurs during the televised awards ceremony of a global sporting tournament will be very hard to beat in terms of audience.

Going by the measure of the capitalism of the 30s, which is what the Soviet Union had first set out to beat in terms of living standards, Soviet life was now spectacularly prosperous.

In a telephone interview, Mr. Stemm said the discovery, made far from the ship's believed resting place, was "hard to beat" in terms of raw history, lost treasure and solved mysteries.

Best trip of 2012 Rain kissing during post-apocalyptic-style thunderstorm in Venice #unexpectedromance @laurenbeckett Being in NYC while #sandy hit was hard to beat, in terms of experiences!! @heleddjones Ice and fire of Iceland, snowmobiling, scenery, natural hot springs... if only it were cheaper!

While most major cities in North America have us beat in terms of tall, shiny buildings and waterfront promenades, if you're looking for a little grit with your tourism (or a LOT of grit), it's pretty hard to top the Couve.

A novel approach for generating the wavelet that best represents the ECG beats in terms of discrimination capability is proposed.

But Nintendo's rivals have usually made the error of thinking that to compete with Nintendo they had to beat it in terms of technology.

We have over a thousand RSVPs and we want you guys to beat NYC in terms of turn-out and energy, so head over here to RSVP and bring your best elevator pitch.

Because we're never going to beat them in terms of the baby-sitting market".