Sentence examples for clear test of from inspiring English sources

Measuring profits the good old single bottom line offers a pretty clear test of business success.

Such a meeting, he said, would provide a clear test of whether Mr. Arafat had put violence behind him.

The Russians would be likely to embrace such a proposal for commercial and political reasons, and the Iranians would be confronted with a clear test of whether they harbor nuclear weapons ambitions.

Whether or not Bannon remains in the White House, one clear test of whether Trumpism means anything more than the scapegoating of non-whites is whether the Republican Congress's ambitious fall legislative agenda takes a more economically populist turn.

Libya was the first clear test of her toolbox, but she has stopped short of analyzing her record with the rigor that she once brought to the study of others.

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.

Plant crop systems have provided clear tests of the basic prediction that genetic homogeneity of hosts should favor more virulent pathogens (Clay and Kover 1996; Zhu et al. 2000).

In view of the Corsican factor, yielding over SNCM does not necessarily imply that the government will go soft on other fronts.The one-day national strike was a clearer test of the government's will-power.

Whether GM can succeed where Volkswagen failed may be the clearest test of that yet. .

But the waffling excitement over Ja Rule proved the clearest test of legend, demonstrating a level of commitment that extends beyond radio hits and stunting.

And it's the matchup between Evers and Walker — whose eight-year tenure has included mass protests of his union-busting bill at the state capitol, followed by a recall attempt and a presidential run — that provides the clearest test of the strategy.