Sentence examples for compelling test from inspiring English sources

This second Gulf War, however, was a compelling test of the Rumsfeld way of war.

It has become a straight two-horse race, neck and neck, and a compelling test of nerve between Italy's most exuberant attack and flintiest defence.

With so many Irishmen contributing towards a brutal and compelling Test series – 10 of them won Lions caps with all but the injured Luke Fitzgerald in the 22 for Saturday – South Africa's first visit to Croke Park has taken on the guise of a grudge match.

Beyond the fates of Mr. Gingrich and his chief rival for the nomination, Mitt Romney, what is unfolding among Republicans is a compelling test of just how much politics has been changed by the forces that gave rise to the Tea Party movement, Occupy Wall Street and efforts to create a viable third-party option.

"Amanda Congdon, ZeFrank and Lonelygirl15 are the most compelling test cases to follow in 2007," says Blogebrity's Kyle Bunch.

There could be no more compelling test case than this one.

A significant part of the work focuses on robotic manipulation, a compelling testbed involving hardware (the hands), multi-modal sensing (tactile, proprioceptive, visual, etc)., but also high-level planning, learning and experience.

I will present the current understanding of how new data may decode the particle physics of inflation and provide more compelling tests of the theoretical framework for the primordial universe.

Over three compelling Tests, the Proteas have placed a higher value on their wickets, bowled with greater hostility and accuracy and been sharper in the field than an England side that dropped too many catches.

Congress' express decision to legislate the compelling interest test indicates that RFRA challenges should be adjudicated in the same manner as constitutionally mandated applications of the test, including at the preliminary injunction stage.

And it really wasn't as complete and compelling a test of the Rumsfeld theory.