Combine these two things and you have a recipe for a very beatable team, albeit a very beatable team with one of the best homefields in the NFL.
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Although Mr Khan enjoys an imposing lead, he is beatable.
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But this year, the mighty SEC looked very, very beatable.
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"We have a very beatable candidate in Hillary Clinton," Labrador said.
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This is likely as beatable as they'll be for a while.
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The game is beatable in an hour, or not much more.
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Not to say she's unbeatable, but she was much more beatable.
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Which liberals may do in 2020, because Trump remains eminently beatable.
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Mr. Parker said he believed both Republicans were beatable in November.
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"In our view, sales targets look reasonable and margin targets look beatable."
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Palhares was beatable—and it only took 45 seconds to do so.
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"The Russians are beatable," Milan Hnilicka, the Czech Republic's general manager, said.
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"For many years, I have assumed that the record is beatable," he said.
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The games often begin easy, levels beatable by even the least-rhythmic performer.
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I know Anderson beat Nick but he looked very beatable in doing it.
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However, Alaska quickly realized that the world record at the time was beatable.
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Opening weekend records are forever beatable because movies inherently get more expensive over time.
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That they see Clinton as beatable only adds to the regret Trump critics have.
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He added that Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton is beatable -- but not for Cruz.
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So, what we were looking at was the question of, was Hillary Clinton beatable?
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"The athletes and the coaches go about their business knowing that everybody's beatable," Jordan said.
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In Mario Maker, you cannot share a level with the world without proving it's beatable.
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But Sunday's result will give his rivals, most notably McIlroy, confidence that he is beatable.
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This has been the least harmonious and most beatable Golden State Warriors team in years.
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But nobody will know if Trump is beatable until after the polls close in November.
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While the figures suggest Trump is beatable in 28500, Democrats will have their own challenges.
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After decades of disappointment and resignation, scientists think the common cold may at last be beatable.
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Hillary is totally beatable; Trump can win, but he needs to fix himself and discipline himself.
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New Hampshire did not make McCarthy seem electable so much as it made Johnson seem beatable.
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Washington is built to be good for years to come, but the Huskies are still beatable.
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Just like Castle of Illusion, I know that with practice, this is going to be beatable.
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And to say the Warriors are beatable is not to forecast that they will be beaten.
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They win titles; Smith, to this point, has only acted as a beatable obstacle along the way.
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The program was certainly still beatable, but everyone had already witnessed something historic and maybe slightly unsettling.
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Many Democrats worry that he'd be potent in the primary but eminently beatable in the general election.
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And it's easy to see why Trump believes Bernie is the most beatable of the Democratic field.
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But the adjective that comes more readily to mind, as he runs a lackluster campaign, is beatable.
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"This statewide slate is eminently beatable, and it's not representative of the state of Texas," state Rep.
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Romania and Switzerland are beatable, though Albania are the lowest ranked team in the group by some margin.
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So why do horse aficionados believe Nyquist is immensely beatable Saturday, in the 143nd running of the Derby?
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And head-to-head polls indicate that Trump's beatable by every one of the top six Democratic candidates.
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Many winners who don't immunity it to the end are considered beatable by a large portion of people!
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The Penguins could be waiting there again, but without Kris Letang, they will be more vulnerable and beatable.
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"It's a disease that is preventable, treatable and ultimately beatable, but progress against malaria is not inevitable," Gates said.
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Heading into the postseason, they're set to square off against a beatable first-round opponent in the Utah Jazz.
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I do not think I ever played Contra without first entering the Konami Code because it didn't seem beatable.
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These levels can then be uploaded to the internet and shared with other users (provided the level is actually beatable).
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And, you know, I think everyone is beatable, and so I would go in there and I would game her.
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Carson might have been beatable on the grounds of obvious incompetence, but the subsequent nominee might have been ruthlessly competent.
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Next up is a beatable Lions secondary that gave up the seventh-most fantasy points to the position last week.
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They believed that the Huskies, then 633-0 and winners of 70 games in a row, were in fact beatable.
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"Every team in college basketball is beatable," Wake Forest coach Danny Manning said recently, and maybe that's true every year.
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Against a beatable Detroit Lions defense this week, we could potentially see the dawn of a new era in Arizona.
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But it does mean that her dragons are beatable — especially if an opposing force has a dragon of its own.
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In Mario Maker, players cannot upload their levels to the wider community until they prove it's beatable by finishing it themselves.
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What's made Republicans more comfortable with Trump are the spate of polls showing that Hillary Clinton is beatable in the fall.
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The Democrats' dream team of Senate candidates — popular Governors and 2628 superstars — to challenge beatable Republican incumbents isn't going to happen.
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To wit, Indiana actually outscored Cleveland by 40 in their series, showing how beatable the Cavaliers are from game to game.
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But Republicans see Nelson as beatable and have begun to rough him up in the weeks after Scott announced his bid.
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Toronto had the East's best record, the No. 1 seed, home-court advantage and a Cleveland team that appeared very beatable.
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Lynching photographs were intended to code black bodies as criminal, beatable, killable, and to code white bodies as purveyors of justice.
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"Democrats likely feel that the nomination is worth having — namely, that Trump is beatable in a general election," Kondik told us.
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"We believe that Tesla may have finally set a beatable production target," Nomura Instinet analyst Romit Shah said in a note.
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Clinton might take advantage of the state's same-day registration to caucus for Mr. Sanders, seeing him as more beatable in November.
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The bot went from being a beatable mediocre player to competing with the best players in the world in a few weeks.
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Some Democrats pointed to Republican attacks on Clinton in the primary as evidence the GOP knows Sanders is the more beatable nominee.
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Other outsiders, seeing that a Trump-McConnell alliance is beatable, could feel even more emboldened to take on incumbents in the 2018 midterms.
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Could the belief in efficient markets that supports passive indexing actually become so popular that it makes markets less efficient and more "beatable?"
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The Lions were a respectable 2-3-1 after a grueling opening schedule, but they have since lost four straight against beatable teams.
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Indeed, the team's undefeated run has the potential to extend, as Washington is followed on the schedule by the beatable Panthers and Cardinals.
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Mr Edwards, a centrist who has governed moderately, has emerged from his first term reasonably popular, though certainly beatable, with approval ratings around 50%.
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Perhaps nothing was more interesting after the match than Djokovic's answer to this question: Does he think that other players now believe he's beatable?
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The GOP is excited about Warren precisely because she's viewed as a beatable political adversary — a less appealing, watered down facsimile of Hillary Clinton.
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The AI agent looked beatable and awkward at times, but it was more impressive than anything a bot had ever done in the game.
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What would we glean from seeing St-Pierre fight an un-established champion in Bisping, an aging and beatable Silva, or an undersized McGregor?
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Days like his 154-yard, 1-touchdown performance in a loss to the beatable Colts do not help his case to remain Tennessee's starter.
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Party leaders fear that the broader electorate would be less forgiving of Mr. Blankenship and vote for the otherwise beatable Democratic incumbent, Joe Manchin.
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In what looks to be a crazy year in college football—where nearly everyone looks beatable—the SEC appears to be losing some ground.
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Last night was supposed to be about building confidence, setting a tempo, and proving that the USMNT can win against a decent but beatable Venezuela.
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Manchin was a well-liked governor before he ran for Senate, and he remains well-known in the state, but Republicans believe he is beatable.
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The bottom line: Republican leaders at outside groups worry that if Blankenship wins Tuesday, he'll get crushed in November by the otherwise beatable Democratic Sen.
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"Street estimates [are] achievable (even beatable) for maybe the first time in Canopy's history as a public company," analyst Christopher Carey wrote in a note.
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There is an obvious psychological disadvantage in this, because it suggests from the group stage onwards that Arsenal are an inferior and thoroughly beatable side.
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The Los Angeles pass defense hasn't been as good as advertised, but their offense has, meaning Stafford could be down big while playing against beatable corners.
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The Texans have played up and down all season, as evidenced by their 16-point comeback and OT win over a beatable Bills team (at home).
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But where some see dozens of different house labels as a sign that Amazon's unbeatable, they might be a sign of just how beatable the company is.
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But he was also beatable, as Singapore's Joseph Schooling showed in touching out the legend who had inspired him with a historic victory in the 100m butterfly.
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But each level, Robertson stresses, is obsessively tested and tweaked by humans to ensure that it's beatable (and, of course, enjoyable) without having to use power-ups.
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Their tools may have been top-notch and their manipulation may have been slick, but the mode of entry was old-school and beatable, according to experts.
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At the same time, Volkov represents just the kind of step down in competition Browne needs—he is a tough, but beatable opponent for the struggling Hawaiian.
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"The virus is beatable, but the measures that are required to beat it are economy killers," said Ian Shepherdson, chief economist for Pantheon Macroeconomics, a research firm.
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Republicans have convinced themselves that Clinton is an unusually weak and eminently beatable candidate—and thus that if she wins, it will be thanks to some dirty trick.
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Mr. Trump has been thought to be beatable in California, but neither Mr. Kasich nor Mr. Cruz seems poised to build a coalition broad enough to defeat him.
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The combination of Trump looking beatable, Biden not being an overwhelmingly dominant frontrunner, and Trump's own surprising outsider win has spurred many Democrats to wonder: Why not me?
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LHP David Price lasted eight innings against Texas and struck out 10 but was a hard-luck loser as his three runs, eight hits and a walk proved beatable.
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Republicans see Clinton as an entirely beatable candidate and believe this week's scathing criticism from FBI Director James Comey over her private email system can be used against her.
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"Anyone's beatable every week," said Heyward, when asked to assess the state of a conference where the top two teams entering the week, Kansas City and New England, lost.
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All three nations have more soccer history and are ranked higher than Iceland, but they're also totally beatable—a notion that speaks to just what Heimir and Lagerbäck have accomplished.
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Now we have Google, in which awaits an inexhaustible supply of blogs and Quoras and self-published self-help books, all promising that your anxiety or depression is totally beatable.
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"He was beatable tonight and we didn't take advantage of it," said Padres manager Andy Green, bemoaning how his team had chased too many pitches out of the strike zone.
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" Kia Nurse, a sophomore guard for UConn, said on Friday, adding: "We've heard the 'We're pretty beatable' comment a couple of times; it's like a repetitive comment, for some reason.
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While on one hand they think he should be easily beatable, their dirty little secret is they don't really have a good candidate like Barack Obama they can all rally around.
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Red Sox starter David Price (24-93) lasted eight innings and struck out 29 but was a hard-luck loser as his three runs, eight hits and a walk proved beatable.
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The Republican National Committee in a statement Saturday afternoon quickly noted Clinton's "embarrassing string of defeats," a sign, the RNC said, that Clinton will be beatable if she's the Democratic nominee.
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It's not so much that they don't have players—there are probably 12 names you can expect to see at some point—it's that any lineup without James looks wholly beatable.
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There's the champion, Rafael Carvalho, who barely slipped by the inherently beatable Manhoef in his first title defense—which also happened to be one of the most forgettable fights of 2016.
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Democrats close to the former secretary of state and first lady insist that Mr Trump is eminently beatable, and call him especially vulnerable among women thanks to his record of bullying misogyny.
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GOP lawmakers and strategists believe Sanders, who identifies as a democratic socialist, is not only beatable in November but could have a disastrous down-ballot impact for Democrats in key congressional races.
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While his Uncle Beppe is being treated for what at first seems a beatable lymphoma, Enia invites his recently retired father — a doctor, now an amateur photographer — to accompany him to Lampedusa.
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However, with seemingly everyone else unavailable, Dan Henderson is a far more beatable opponent than many were expecting to stand across from 'The Count' when it came time to fortify his championship status.
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Bottas said at the team's launch at Silverstone last week, when he was also the first to drive the new car, that he felt Hamilton was beatable over the course of a year.
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Not only does his notorious reluctance to take his training seriously render him a question mark every time he steps into the Octagon, but lately, he's also shown himself to be quite beatable.
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"Around tax, we expect sizeable charges for taxes on multinational offshore earnings, with guidance overall likely to be somewhat conservative given the desire to set a beatable bar for 2018," said UBS' Parker.
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Tyrod Taylor (BUF) at Ravens — As long as his top target, Sammy Watkins, is healthy, you should feel confident starting Taylor, and that seems to be the case against a very beatable Ravens secondary.
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Of course, there's a bit of be-careful-what-you-wish-for here -- and no one should know that better than Trump himself who was widely written off as totally beatable by Democrats in 2016.
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Between the Energy and Commerce and Ways and Means committees -- the two panels that approved the House GOP Obamacare bill last week -- there are at least a dozen Republican lawmakers that the DCCC view as beatable.
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Reality check: The Senate looks tough to win back for Democrats, who have suffered a string of recruiting disappointments: Democrats need four seats to win a majority — but very few Republican incumbents look beatable right now.
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After months of frenzied hype that had accompanied their well-chronicled pursuit of the 1995-823 Chicago Bulls for the best regular-season record in N.B.A. history, the Warriors suddenly looked flawed, human and altogether beatable.
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PYEONGCHANG (Reuters) - Skiing against Mikael Kingsbury has proved a fruitless "cat and mouse game" for his rivals in recent years but the Canadian moguls sensation will be "beatable" at the Winter Olympics, according to Australia's Matt Graham.
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They, too, see Blankenship as the most beatable Republican, and are therefore, trying to help him in the GOP primary with ads tearing down Jenkins and Morrisey, two leading GOP candidates Democrats consider bigger threats to Manchin.
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Yet even if Democrats see Trump as eminently beatable, there are also worries among the Democratic faithful bordering on paranoia that their party will manage to bungle the primary and hand Trump another four years in office.
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"They think that Kobach could actually still be beatable on Tuesday, but they're worried that Trump's itchy Twitter finger could play a role during the course of his long unsupervised golf weekend in New Jersey," says Martin.
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But during a season in which Golden State and Cleveland were at times very beatable and in which Boston lost its two biggest stars to injury, only Houston's presence in the conference finals was seldom in doubt.
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All along, Trump's level of support had been low enough to make him beatable in theory, but nobody had actually come along to beat him and neither Cruz nor Kasich was in a position to do the job.
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The character lost its fear factor to come degree with later appearances—following 2001's foggy survival horror sequel, it cameos in Silent Hill: Homecoming and shows up as an eminently beatable boss in Silent Hill: The Arcade.
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There may never have been an anti-climax in sport quite as deflating as Saturday's 100 metres final when Bolt, in his last solo race, proved both beatable and stoppable, defeated by the two-time doping offender Justin Gatlin.
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Pelosi might yet be beatable in a future leadership vote, and her take on the Ocasio-Cortez result might've read as petulant, but the interview should dispel any suggestion, as her critics often posit, that she's somehow past it.
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Nevertheless, if the eventual nominee does go down trying to defeat a very beatable President Trump in November, some may point to this week as the moment Democrats' cross-cutting arguments over identity and ideology started to turn counterproductive.
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"I feel confident she is beatable, but don't feel confident she will definitely lose yet," said Brian Fallon, the executive director of Demand Justice, one of the many groups spending millions of dollars to highlight Ms. Collins's Kavanaugh vote.
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The vaunted Kings, winners of 24 of their 28 road games, appeared beatable — especially given that the 33-year-old Budaj had not played in the N.H.L. since facing the Rangers for the Montreal Canadiens in the 2014 Eastern Conference finals.
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Essentially, because Chen is capable of landing so many quads in one routine, he's really only beatable if his competitors skate at the absolute top of their game and he skates poorly in both his short program and his free skate.
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M2's 3D Classics series for the 3DS is worth checking out for short-play handheld sessions—there's the evergreen Streets of Rage 2, which can be "clocked" in 90 minutes, and the original Sonic the Hedgehog, beatable in around the same time.
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"When we hear things like that, we're like, 'Let's show them who's really beatable,' so we go out there and play extra hard and show them why we're here and why we're so successful," said Saniya Chong, a junior guard for the Huskies.
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It's a beatable strategy against those that see it coming (like the Magic on Wednesday night), but by engaging all five guys on most possessions—forcing communication, quick rotations, and an understanding of where to be—it suits a young team nicely.
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There's little in the way of truly perplexing puzzles on show—instead, Playdead line up beatable obstacles in such a way where each small victory feels like a real achievement, but the game's momentum is never overly interrupted by brick walls of befuddlement.
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When Phenotype, a prolific Super Mario Maker creator who's been publishing levels for years, was designing Lucky Draw, they were also calculating the odds it would take to beat it because publishing a stage requires the player to demonstrate it is, in fact, beatable.
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But it also makes him look beatable, and defeat could not have been closer than at the world championships in Beijing last year, when only Gatlin's late stumble allowed Bolt to eke out a victory in the 100 by one-hundredth of a second.
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But consider him in both formats this week against the Eagles, who have proven to be beatable in 2017, allowing the 11th most fantasy points to the position and coming off a week in which all three opposing Giants receivers topped 10 fantasy points.
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Organizations funded by Mr. Uihlein and the billionaire Koch brothers have devoted millions to assuring continued Republican control of the Senate, and many conservatives view Ms. Baldwin, 22, as a beatable first-term senator who symbolizes the extreme left wing of the Democratic Party.
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But politicians need to act on the basis of the information they have available to them, and that information says Trump is unpopular despite a healthy economic climate — and thus, he will probably continue to be at least moderately unpopular and therefore unusually beatable.
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The analyst named three key factors in his optimistic assessment: investors will come back to health care stocks as part of a "rotation and reversion" from other sectors, there are low-expectation set-ups in biotech, and consensus earnings estimates remain beatable for key sector players.
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Whereas what confronts us now, what we know we face, is Trump himself as one of two choices for the most powerful office in the world, pitted against an unpopular and generally-beatable opponent, in a more-unstable-than-recently global landscape in which Trumpian candidates are doing well all over.
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The math is ridiculous, per an analysis by reddit user sass253, whose work has since been backed up by others who have been crunching the numbers on what Lucky Draw demands: Despite the odds, it's crucial to note it's probably beatable; Nintendo requires creators to finish creations before they're shared with the wider public.
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Several games based on Terminator 43: Judgment Day came out from a host of studios, including an Ocean-published Amiga version that's beatable inside 24 minutes—if it'd been around then, NeoGAF would've had a field day—and Bits Studios' side-scrolling action adventure with isometric driving sections on then-cutting-edge consoles (a little more on that company, in a moment).
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In Edwards's estimation, a few problems converged to create the Trump phenomenon: a crowded primary field in which "everybody in our party knew that Hillary [Clinton] was extremely beatable, and that's why they ran"; the involvement of too many independent voters, "some of whom have never voted"; and a primary season that gave too much credence to the views of the fringe in vital early-voting states.
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NL MVP: Bryce Harper NL Cy Young: Zack Greinke NL Rookie of the Year: Kenta Maeda NL East: New York Mets NL Central: Chicago Cubs NL West: Los Angeles Dodgers Wild Cards: St. Louis Cardinals, San Francisco Giants NLCS: Chicago Cubs defeat New York Mets American League Perhaps the strangest thing about the defending champion Kansas City Royals is that they seem so beatable.
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Now, w/shares -38% vs SPX +5% since our downgrade; 'bad news out'; valuation more reasonable; and, importantly, Street estimates achievable (even beatable) for maybe the first time in Canopy's history as a public company, channel inventory getting leaner, and data to look better ahead (retail $/volume), a bear case based on multiple compression and to a certain extent cash burn (despite still years of cash) seems less robust now.
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