Sentence examples for a test of what from inspiring English sources

Monday will be a test of what the electoral college was created for.

July 4: North Korea launches a test of what appears to be an intercontinental missile.

It was also a test of what Microsoft thinks could be a significant new business opportunity.

Now, it's a test of what it looks like to believe women.

The Novartis case is a test of what qualifies as incremental innovation.

Then the check becomes a test of what words a child already has in their spoken vocabulary.

"This was a little bit of a litmus test of what these standalone films can mean, both storytelling-wise and commercially," said Hollis, noting that the spinoffs have the potential to "create a way in" for new "Star Wars" fans.

It found the "invention" (a way of hedging commodity risks) too abstract to be patentable, but failed to provide a clear test of what constituted an abstract idea for judges in lower courts to apply.

"To play against a team like Liverpool is a great test of what you would come up against in the Premier League.

Of Medicare-for-all, Hickenlooper said, "I reject the notion that it should become a litmus test of what it takes to be a good Democrat". Inslee introduced a public option bill to offer a state-run health insurance plan.

Just last week, North Korea conducted a nuclear test of what it claims was a thermonuclear weapon.