Sentence examples for a real examination from inspiring English sources

"There has to a real examination, both within the institution and at the presidential level," she said.

Turkish Deputy Prime Minister Bekir Bozdag Germany "These accusations are so serious, so monstrous that  it is necessary to enable a  real examination before  talking or speculating  about consequences".

A real examination for England's batsmen at the moment.

If it had been a real examination, we would have had to repeat it because of my persistent laughing and crossing my legs.

Meanwhile, in the case of Afghans, Iraqis and Iranians, where a real examination of the merits of the application is necessary, people are left waiting in difficult living conditions with little information on their future prospects.

They could have said, we want to have a real examination of the situation in every school, which will take a few months, to see if certain schools require new teachers, while others do not.

During the campaign, mentions of foreign meddling quickly became partisan and polarized, blocking any real examination of the facts, let alone a discussion of prescriptions.

The result is a very real examination of female friendship, and the ways women must fight to feel socially valuable.

But there was no real examination of whether a country like Italy – with its inflationary tendencies – could actually cope with the rigours of single-currency membership.

In a sense, here lay the first real examination of how Michael O'Neill's side can deal with heightened expectations since that memorable, unforgettable summer at Euro 2016.

He complained that he had been made "a Precedent in the cause of real examination".