Sentence examples for a harder test of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kerry has highlighted his Vietnam experience from the start, mindful that as a challenger, he faces a harder test of credibility as commander in chief.

I may not have won here for 10 or 11 years, but I know it's going to be a hard test of golf and that you hang back sometimes and wait".

For farmers who run Community Supported Agriculture programs, the last month has been a hard test of an arrangement that is supposed to let customers share both the benefits and the risks of farming.

And she was dismissive of the Clinton administration's "assertive multilateralism and nation-building theories," put to a harder test by the disintegration of Yugoslavia.

Some groups have even reported that fear of a harder test has spurred immigrants to file their naturalization applications before Oct. 1, which would qualify them to take the current test.

War would be a thing of the past". But only a few years later, in 1935, another forecast, advanced by the philosopher Rudolph Arnheim, was decidedly mixed: "Television is a new, hard test of our wisdom.

But I think the heat, the intensity of the last major, the medium speed hard courts, all make for a severe test of one's fitness.

Uihlein, the US amateur champion, said: "This has been a great experience – the Open is the hardest test of golf you can get.

Finally comes Iraq, the hardest test of all — and the remarkable fact that Kirkpatrick was a dissident neocon: she did not support the present Iraq war.

"This is the hardest test of my life.

But at the moment, in the hard test of performance, it often looks more like hype.