Sentence examples for would have bested from inspiring English sources

His 74-point total would have bested Elgin Baylor's franchise record by only 3 points, not 10.

But over the 45-year span, Berkshire still would have bested the market, net of fees, with a compound return of 14 percent, compared with 11 percent for the index.

For example, by following a Hot Hands investment strategy at Fidelity from the end of 1983, putting your money into Magellan through the end of 2005, then putting your money into International Small Cap Stock, you would have bested the market by a wide margin.

Maybe Bernie Sanders or Biden would have bested Donald Trump in a hypothetical general election, but Sanders made some tactical errors early on in the primaries that allowed Clinton to build up a delegate lead, and Biden (still reeling from the death of his son) decided not to run.

The exhibition does not have sections called "To Travel" or "To Migrate," but in a sense they would have best sustained the premise of "Sharing Exoticisms".

SP participation in a CDA-led coalition would have best reflected the will of the electorate; previously, the CDA governed alongside the liberal parties VVD and D66 (the latter now has only three seats in parliament).

Whether that will be the product that would have best served its needs remains questionable.

There were situations in which…I would have best liked to be in hospital [outpatient clinic] that I was judged by someone else.

Indeed, theoretically one would have expected that a model that would have best fitted our data would comprise a delay constant and two exponential functions, one for rapid changes and one for slow changes, which are typical of multicomponent acclimatisations.

They would have the best batsmen, the best bowlers and the best supporters.

A trump shift would have been best, but West next played the club jack.