Sentence examples for been a key test from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, because of their importance to agriculture – the economic value of honey bee pollination for U.S. agriculture has been estimated to be worth $0.15 19 billion per year [7] – honey bees have been a key test species used in environmental safety assessments of Bt crops [8], [9].
The archipelago nation has been a key testing ground of U.N.-backed efforts to use international funding to pay developing countries to curb forest destruction, which accounts for nearly 20 percent of greenhouse gas emissions.
The elections are a key test of support for reform and for President Hassan Rouhani.
It will be a key test of the conference's mood, and its loyalty to Clegg.
How builders respond to the measures will be a key test of their success.
Hometrack said this spring will be a "key test" of whether households are able to act on the signs of improvement.
If Jeremy Corbyn and John McDonnell are genuinely keen to junk tired old orthodoxies, housing policy will be a key test.
"This is a key test whether minister Hunt is prepared to use his powers to stop acts of vandalism to protect our precious natural environment," Seelig said.
How the campaign unfolds will be a key test of whether the government is serious about reform.
Mr Khan's bid for the mayoralty will be a key test of Labour's popularity under its new leader.
