Sentence examples for a test would be from inspiring English sources

To call the first round of the Memorial Tournament a test would be an understatement.

A test would be given as soon as a student finished a course.

"A test would be the best way to find out the truth," Stapleton said.

Pyongyang has announced that a test would be conducted between April 4 and 8.

The North has announced that a test would be conducted between April 4 and 8.

Judge Pauley wrote that such a test would be too subjective and unpredictable.

Mr. Klein is a leading testing proponent for everything from grading schools to rating teachers, and he predicted that a citywide test would be a more equitable solution.

Dr Simon Ridley, from the charity Alzheimer's Research UK, said the findings were "encouraging" and that a blood test would be a "real step forward".

The traditional C.I.A. view is that North Korea tends to escalate its provocations toward the West incrementally, and that a nuclear test would be an extreme step.

A possible test would be to occlude a portion of the movement in both conditions.

A blood test would be easier for patients than a spinal tap, Dr. Selkoe said.