Sentence examples for considering a test from inspiring English sources

Recent news reports that the Transportation Security Administration was considering a test of "backscatter" technology machinery at select airports in the United States may be premature.

It is dangerous to draw too many conclusions from ODI cricket when considering a Test team, but here Finn was bowling in Test-match style and tormenting specialist batsmen.

Iran might be considered a test case playing out right now.

Every decision that touches on issues of concern to Europe is considered a test of the government's will.

The trial has been considered a test of whether anyone who is not an Albanian can get a fair trial in Kosovo.

If Sierra Leone is considered a test of the West's resolve in African peacekeeping, it is because Congo presents the same problems -- though on a grander scale.

A jury of five women and three men deliberated for about three hours on Friday before deciding on what is considered a test case for polygamy.

The move ended a long, contentious trial that was considered a test of the country's willingness to prosecute abuses by the military.

Gujarat is considered a test case for national politics because it is viewed as a laboratory for radical Hindu politics in contemporary India.

Ring could be considered a test for Asian-style horror abroad, but in many ways, foreign audiences have already adapted to it.

Because the behaviour of atoms and molecules is primarily electromagnetic in nature, all of atomic physics can be considered a test laboratory for the theory.