Sentence examples for Test matters from inspiring English sources

The North Korean test matters most as a symbol of accumulating trouble.

This Test matters as much as Australia's recent one-dayers in South Africa and Sri Lanka and West Indies – which is very little – apart from the NRL further dipping testing toes into the waters of expansion by seeing how many people of Perth – population 1.85 million – turn out.

The eye test matters, a lot.

The Riz test matters because it's not enough to simply see the faces of Muslim people on screen, they should also have agency and complexity as characters, according to Dr. Habib.

In fact, research says that your diet the week before the test matters, too!

God always leaves room for you to believe, but one is expected to test matters that are testable, and the results should setup our ideas and understandings based on all kinds of knowledge.[8].

Corporate managers would like investors to believe that some losses don"t matter.

A coalition of entertainment industry groups--including the Recording Industry Assn. of America and the Hollywood Women's Political Committee--joined the ACLU Foundation of Southern California, People for the American Way and the National Campaign for Freedom of Expression this week in supporting Time Warner's free-speech stance regarding the Ice-T matter.

Young women may be disengaged: " It doesn' t matter, I didn' t really care about it either way" [Young woman, age 13, USA] [ 45].

A world-class spinner at the top of his game gets picked for every Test no matter what the location – or the weather forecast.

Cows grazed on lucerne based pastures (Medicago sativa L). and were supplemented with high tannin sorghum silage (Sorghum bicolor) produced on farm plus imported concentrates (1.8 t dry matter (DM) concentrate/cow/yr in all treatments).