Sentence examples for close to testing from inspiring English sources

It can seem overlong and uneven – the best music, certainly, is reserved for the second half – but this performance never came close to testing anyone's patience.

There is some way to go yet to reach that milestone, but investors are increasingly concerned the market could come close to testing that low point again.

It's an adage that the current state of digital technology comes close to testing for many users, and never more than in the field of "cloud" computing.

Pearson will not come close to testing even half of the 22 million PARCC students advertised on the PARCC website in February 2014- the time of the above-cited Pearson earnings call.

For Model 2, a more complicated function, SVM memorizes all possible support vectors around the training curves in Figure 2B so that the prediction is close to testing data in all the range as shown in Figure 2D.

In his New Year's speech, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said his nation was close to test launching an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM).

Senator Roberts would not discuss the contents of the briefing, but he said he knew of nothing specific that would have led analysts to warn that North Korea was moving closer to testing.

Shorn of a cutting edge when Ulloa was carried off after 56 minutes, Brighton resorted to shots from long range, with Andrews going the closest to testing Kirkland.

"Every day we get closer to testing Trump's theory about what would happen if he shot a man on Fifth Avenue in broad daylight.

More efforts in this direction and further validation in xenograft models, as well as considerations of side effects, could move us closer to testing the approach presented here in humans.

Analytical predictions were very close to test results.