Sentence examples for crunch test from inspiring English sources
Cruise beside perfect surf beaches and national parks – stopping to catch two of the series' crunch test matches.
How these vanguard areas develop over the next two years will be the crunch test for Stevens and his vision for change in the Forward View.
All new opposition leaders drop in ratings at first: both pollster Deborah Mattinson and YouGov's Peter Kellner say the crunch test is whether they rise in their second year.
Thursday's vote was Tsipras' second crunch test in parliament in a week.
"Though the troika will be in Athens on Monday, the crunch test will be Thursday's EU summit," the centre-left Ethnos daily wrote in an editorial on Saturday.
Bloomberg and Chancellor Klein overplayed their hand by dropping $80 million of taxpayer money into their ARIS computer system to crunch test score data and hand out a single letter to each city school.
The credit crunch tested the model to destruction.
After crunching test scores, GPAs, teacher evaluations, and social factors such as immigration status, the team reports a simple explanation online today in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences: Asian-American students work harder.
Cricket chiefs are probing a suspicious betting allegation concerning the Ashes series ahead of tomorrow's crunch final test.
The theory is straightforward: the crunch constitutional test for any British government is that it retains "the confidence of the House of Commons".
The crunch transport test comes on Friday - the first full day of athletics in Stratford's 80,000-seat Olympic stadium.
