Sentence examples for a test for how from inspiring English sources

It's a test for how we're going to organize the 21st century.

Some make this question a test for how serious one is about individual rights.

He added, "It's also a test for how people perceive Burberry — that people can and do relate to it on a stronger design level.

He intends to pursue another contract in the summer, which may serve as a test for how N.B.A. teams respond to the announcement.

One Shakespearean twist, however: other major productions of both plays are scheduled to begin in September, creating a test for how much appetite for those tragedies New Yorkers have.

Everybody wanted the case to have greater meaning Like President Jacob Zuma's rape case in 2006, the Pistorius trial was interpreted as a test for how the South African justice system deals with cases of violence against women.

It was kind of a test for me — how quickly can you tell something epic, mythic, of great proportions?

At the time, his case was seen as a test for the how the new Administration would treat DACA and whether Dreamers could still count on its protections.

Progressive activists have long complained that there is no climate change version of a "Medicare for all" bill ― legislation that serves both as a vehicle for sweeping reform and a litmus test for how far a Democratic candidate is willing to go on an issue.

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Marriage can be a litmus test for how a person might govern.