Sentence examples for bright test from inspiring English sources

The assured Rutherford - son of former New Zealand batsman Ken - demonstrated the error of their ways with an innings that suggests he has a bright Test future ahead of him, while Fulton overcame a scratchy start to help blunt the six bowlers England employed in the final session.

This outcome is consistent with the previous analysis: discounting was weakened with the brightest test surface.

Unfortunately, the testing environment was far too bright to test low-light shooting.

"There isn't a bright line test," he said.

"Unlike other lawsuits, there is no clear bright line test of winning and losing," Ms. Smith said.

Senate Democrats on Friday will ask the Internal Revenue Service to institute a "bright line test" to ensure that tax-exempt organizations devote less than half their activities to politics and to prevent corporate donors from deducting "super PAC" contributions from their taxes.

It is an open forum where a bunch of very bright investors test ideas to help the financially inexperienced learn to think for themselves.

Unfortunately, there is no bright line test.

"I still believe the optimum, the bright-line test, is a total prohibition.

"There's no nice, neat, bright-line test," he said of standards for ballot evaluation.

But it has resisted a bright-line test in the securities industry, allowing a suit in one 1963 case and rejecting suits in two 1975 cases.