A normal human body can take a beating like that.
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Eventually you can only take a beating for so long.
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But energy stocks have not seemed to take a beating.
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For others, that tailbone is going to take a beating.
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It allowed him to take a beating and keep moving forwards.
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He is, well, not great, but he can take a beating.
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When those stock markets take a beating, so do their currencies.
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Her father announced she would have to take a beating as punishment.
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He thrives in them, not least because he's willing to take a beating.
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Allin's ability to take a beating impressed Sapolsky, and he was invited back.
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"It has become a habit to take a beating," Geeta said one day, scowling.
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If you want a shoe that can take a beating, consider Timberland's boat shoes.
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In addition to its Predator vision, the Cat S21 can also take a beating.
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Made with rugged 500D and 420D water-resistant nylon, it will take a beating.
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The dour sentiment recently has seen bond yields dive and banks take a beating.
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The best women's slippers you can buyYour feet take a beating all day long.
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As a result, even the practice of giving heartfelt chocolates could take a beating.
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The Garand could take a beating, was easier to manufacture, and didn't need lubricated rounds.
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It can take a beating and take a washing and the hairs don't pull out.
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The toes have to support the entire leg complex and the quads take a beating.
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As it stands, though, this speaker can take a beating while blasting your favorite tunes.
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The 22nd richest man on earth came out on top, and the oddsmakers take a beating.
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Others have complained that their pokémon take a beating in fights even if they're dodging attacks.
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You cannot just sit there and take a beating because you own best-of-breed companies.
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But for now, listed companies in the industry have seen their share prices take a beating.
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Despite a beat on its Q4 quarterly earnings, Apple shares still managed to take a beating Thursday.
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But the Vikings weren't the only people in the Coliseum that would take a beating that night.
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Built of the brand's patented G-1000 fabric, it's designed to take a beating and keep going.
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Miami did not end up experiencing extreme winds, though much of South Florida did take a beating.
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Nevertheless, you're going to love these as a daily driver sort of headset that can take a beating.
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With each drop, I got a little nervous, but then remembered that it's designed to take a beating.
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The camera is only splash-proof and dust resistant, though, so don't expect it to take a beating.
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In the 250-Series speedsters, because that is what they are, passenger bones and bottoms take a beating.
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The energy sector, however, was the only one to take a beating after oil prices skidded on Friday.
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But it's the other major segments of Oracle's business that could take a beating from the global crisis.
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Are you going to be training for a half-marathon, thus requiring a bottle that can take a beating?
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Holiday parties are fast approaching, which means your skin is about to take a beating these next few months.
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They're just frustrated because Don Jr. is going to take a beating in the media for a few days.
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No one expected the Minnesota Vikings to take a beating against the LA Rams last night, but they certainly did.
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Whether the next prime minister is hard-Brexiteer Mr Johnson or socialist Mr Corbyn, the economy will take a beating.
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For hands that take a beating, Duke Cannon Bloody Knuckles Hand Repair Balm offers deep moisturizing without a greasy feel.
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The dour mood in general has seen bond yields dive and banks take a beating, with European lenders leading sector declines.
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Netflix's bottom line will take a beating if you decide to leave, but you might be better off if you do.
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There's a simple formula for every great beach cruiser: It should be easy to ride and be able to take a beating.
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Brazil's real has slumped towards record lows against the dollar, the latest South American currency to take a beating in recent weeks.
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The Takeaway: A well made, well-designed, rigorously sustainable option that can take a beating from the elements without losing its integrity.
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The rugged construction and leak-proof zippers ensure it can take a beating while keeping everything cool for a mind-blowing amount of time.
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Tires, axles and shock absorbers take a beating from damaged roads, costing the average American car owner more than $500 each year in repairs.
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Rocky Balboa will bag a title fight, train gruelingly (probably in the outdoors, definitely to lame music), and take a beating in the ring.
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Its 400-watt motor is likely to stay kicking for years, and the included stainless steel mixing bowl can really take a beating as well.
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Now, the Kindle is ready to take a beating, and as someone who frequently tosses his in a suitcase last minute, I genuinely appreciate this.
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It's made of several extremely durable components, all chosen for one reason: they can take a beating and last thousands of miles without requiring maintenance.
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And the Osmo isn't meant to take a beating the way GoPro's Hero camera is, especially not if you've attached your smartphone as your viewfinder.
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The X-U is certainly not the prettiest Leica ever made, but it will likely please photographers who want something that can take a beating.
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Stocks could continue to take a beating and aim for a retest of lows, after one of the most brutal weeks for the market this year.
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But in retail, where profit margins have been under immense pressure, it doesn't take much of a hit to sales for earnings to take a beating.
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Small cap stocks could also take a beating, depending on how long the coronavirus' impact lasts, said Shawn Cruz, manager of trader strategy at TD Ameritrade.
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With Turkey's economy in a severe slump after years of impressive growth, A.K.P. was expected to take a beating in the municipal elections, and it did.
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While passionate fans line sportsbooks and bars to cheer on the Knights, the books continue to take a beating when the hometown team takes the ice.
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Sterling was on firmer ground at the end of a bad week that has seen it take a beating from renewed concern over a hard Brexit.
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As the teardown team explains, it's incredibly hard to build such a complicated system that's seamlessly woven into textiles and is tough enough to take a beating.
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But the company did take a beating in the markets yesterday after a report claimed Apple slashed its orders for iPhone X after weaker than expected demand.
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And the president's party is almost always likely to take a beating; in only three midterm elections since 1934 has the party controlling the White House gained seats.
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Professor Wesley Wark of the University of Ottawa's Graduate School of Public and International Affairs said "the Canadians will take a beating throughout this whole process" from China.
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Bird Zero was intended to be a more rugged scooter that could take a beating and keep rolling for an average of 10 months, says Bird CEO Travis VanderZanden.
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If his extreme statements will continue to be but so much hot air, important democratic norms will continue to take a beating, but the worst damage will be avoided.
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A single button turns them on and off, a single LED indicates a solid connection and battery level, and they're made from tough plastic that can take a beating.
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The global economy is expected to take a beating thanks to the Coronavirus but one startup founder who relies on Chinese manufacturers has a surprisingly sunny story to share.
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Unlike the cheap, flimsy keyboards you get with a desktop computer, a mechanical keyboard can take a beating and usually offers pro-level features like backlighting and advanced media controls.
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Foot Locker is the latest retailer to take a beating in the stock market, after posting first-quarter earnings Friday that disappointed on many levels as its sneaker sales lagged.
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Boston Dynamics, the robotics company Google acquired in its mad robotics spree two years ago, is very good at making robots that can handle a surprise — or take a beating.
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Although that doesn't matter in China, since phones sold there don't have Google anyway, the lack of Google services elsewhere has caused Huawei's overseas smartphone sales to take a beating.
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Traders betting on the Mexican peso to take a beating under a President Trump, who has promised a trade crackdown, have lost big following debates in which Clinton did well.
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After all, your feet take a beating running from terminal to terminal, lugging (too many) bags up the escalator and, perhaps worst of all, standing in line for hours on end.
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It's made to take a beating in all weather conditions (yes, including rain and snow), and all of the components should last for thousands of miles and several years to come.
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Unlike its talon-like sis, the pointy stiletto shape, coffin nails can take a beating while still being fit for delicate jobs, like touching a baby or putting in contact lenses.
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Aside from the Tesla enthusiasts that will buy anything Musk touches, the people that are actually are going to use this thing need a durable truck that can take a beating.
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Although the seven-spotted beetle is also an invasive species, it has been around longer than the Asian lady beetle, and exists alongside native ladybug species, which also take a beating.
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Not in the way his father, Blackjack Mulligan, or most other cowboy wrestlers had been—he kept the big fists and the ability to take a beating, but that was about it.
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While Capital Economics' Shah agrees the economy will set to take a beating in the upcoming quarter, he warned that India's growth data needs to be taken with a pinch of salt.
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A slew of Coachella-area hotels will take a beating when it comes to their bottom-line after its two famed festivals were postponed ... and the coronavirus, of course, is to blame.
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"Those markets and those wealthy people would take a beating under de Blasio's plan if it ever got anywhere," said Steve Rosenthal, a senior fellow at the Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center.
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GameCubePhoto: NintendoBefore the release of the Switch, the GameCube was probably Nintendo's best console design—just a lightweight box that could take a beating and had a handle for kids on the go.
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Thousands of moderate candidates have been excluded, but hardliners could still take a beating if voters want to show their appreciation of the nuclear deal that has led to many sanctions being lifted.
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"Amazon is good at figuring out a complicated problem, and then making a small amount of money taking huge share, growing their share price and have everyone else take a beating," he said.
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Nikon W300 Underwater Camera for $297 ($56 off): Nikon's rugged W300 is waterproof to 30 meters, shockproof on drops from up to 8 feet, and will generally take a beating and not complain.
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" Danhof continued: "And why were you willing to have Starbucks reputation take a beating by attacking President Trump's executive order when you lacked the courage to speak out against Obama/Clinton travel ban.
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But Trump's agenda — with his proposed budget cuts to federal research and actions aimed at undoing American climate change work — is certain to take a beating from speakers and attendees at Saturday's rally.
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Alvarez didn't used to have a lot of craft to his striking, he found out that he could hit really hard and take a beating and made sure to do that in every fight.
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Tsunami's Airwave Elite is a robust rod that can take a beating, and the Shimano Baitrunner D Series reel is designed specifically for pitching live baits, but it's lightweight and streamlined enough to toss lures.
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Target-date funds invest in a diversified mix of underlying stock and bond funds, with the allocation becoming gradually more conservative as your retirement approaches — although they can still take a beating in a down market.
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The Flir One was one of the first real consumer devices in this space that didn't cost thousands of dollars, and now you can get the same technology in a phone that can take a beating.
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PRACTICAL TIPS You don't need a four-by-four to drive the Carretera Austral, but be prepared for your rental car to take a beating — which is why most companies require a $1,93 credit card deposit.
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As with last year's replica, the new Porsche 911 Targa 24S is first and foremost a kid's toy, so it can take a beating during playtime, but that doesn't mean that Playmobil has skimped on the details.
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Quickly, Chloe gets into a scrap with two dudes—remember, she's unambiguously younger than everyone else in a barn-set party with lots of drinking and drugs—where it's looking like she's about to take a beating.
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The organization built by J. Edgar Hoover into what has long been known as the "finest law enforcement agency in the world" has seen its image take a beating lately for its involvement in various political affairs.
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Based on personal testing and research, theSkip Hop Duo Signatureis the best diaper bag for most parents, with a reasonable price tag, loads of pockets, several stylish patterns, and easy-to-wipe fabric that can take a beating.
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Nothing came of that incident in terms of justice, but much like the particular anatomical entity whose banner she marches beneath, the tireless musician, activist, and all-around feminist warrior is tough, resilient, and—obviously—can take a beating.
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While I've been using Shimano TLDs since my days as a mate on a charter fishing boat, I'm only two years in with these rods, but I've treated them poorly enough to know that they can take a beating.
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One key area to watch is retirement funds, since about half of most Americans' retirement invested in stocks, which are expected to take a beating on the worry that Brexit will destabilize the global economy and torpedo corporate profits.
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Even the propellers on the Nimbus 195 look like they can take a beating, since they're made from malleable plastic that bends on impact, instead of shattering, so they can simply be bent pack into place for the next flight.
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Whereas I always feel compelled to baby my iPad Air 2 just a little whenever I toss it in my backpack, I felt sure the Fire HD 10 could take a beating with all the other crap in my bag.
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And finally, there's price: how much do you want to spend on headphones that are going to take a beating from sweat, a leaky water bottle in your gym bag, and all of the other elements you might expose them to?
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Based on personal testing and research, the Skip Hop Duo Signature is the best diaper bag for most parents, with a reasonable price tag, loads of pockets, several stylish patterns, and easy-to-wipe fabric that can take a beating.
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With an IP56 rating for dust and water resistance and the ability to withstand serious drops (Sonos claims they dropped a Move on concrete and the speaker survived but the concrete cracked), the Move's clearly tough enough to take a beating outdoors.
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Acer insists that the magnesium-lithium and magnesium-aluminum alloys used in its construction "are lighter and stronger than aluminum alone at the same thickness," but the experience of using the laptop doesn't inspire much confidence that it can take a beating.
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With snow and surf conditions beamed straight to their wrists and ultra durable construction that can take a beating, The Mission is the ultimate piece of gear that's sturdy enough to wear anywhere and stylish enough so you'll want to wear it everywhere.
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LONDON, Nov 25 (Reuters) - Short-dated German government bond yields set a new record low on Friday and were set for their biggest two-week fall in more than three years, highlighting demand for top-rated assets even as global bond markets take a beating.
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Our bodies definitely take a beating with this lifestyle and the only thing that helps is rest, so we try sleep as much as we can (even if we're in a beautiful new place — we'll still give ourselves a few days of doing nothing before venturing out).
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E-readers are better for hauling around than heavy books in general, but the lighter, slimmer, yet surprisingly sturdy Oasis is easy to throw in a bag – the molded polymer housing is made to take a beating – and can give you access to more than 4.4 million books through Amazon's ever-expanding list of titles (up from 90,000 in 2007); along with a modest 4 GB storage on the device.
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But they happen all the time, and when they do, there are three possible outcomes: The relationship turns sour and your reputation and career take a beating; it ends, but you're both mature and cordial and don't let the breakup affect your work; orA CareerBuilder survey from last February revealed that nearly 36% of employees admitted to having a romantic relationship with a coworker, and one-third of office relationships result in marriage.
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