Sentence examples for fine test from inspiring English sources

The Baer - Louis fight at the Yankee Stadium was a fine test of ingenuity.

This is not true of, say, football.Last, and most importantly, golf is a fine test of character.

That being the case it would take a very fine test to show whether the benefit derived from a glass of grapefruit juice offsets the damage done by arsenic.

There is no place among the 23 for Sam Burgess or Henry Slade even though they made fine Test debuts against France - a decision that will intensify speculation over their potential involvement at the World Cup.

Twelvetrees enjoyed a fine Test debut in Saturday's 38-18 victoverover Scotland, adding a new dimension to the midfield, while Barritt offers defensive steel that the management are reluctant to lose.

After the human genome sequence was achieved in 2003, Dr. Stefansson quickly realized that Iceland's excellent medical records, combined with the genealogical information available on its close-knit population, provided a fine test bed for seeking the roots of genetically complex diseases like cancer, diabetes and schizophrenia.

Fortified by their visibility and accountability, it is hoped that mayors can drive radical public-sector reforms through fossilised bureaucracies.London a cosmopolis with an economy larger than Belgium's and a population the size of Switzerland's—should be a fine test-bed for such reforms.

Bacterial aggregates, called rough and fine test-tube brushes were detected between the Spirochaetes (Panel B).

To Drechsler, a former junior national champion, Olympic weight lifting remains the finest test of strength ever devised.

The islands have produced some of the finest test match cricketers in the history of the game: from Sir Viv Richards, whose 20-year-old record, for the fastest test match century ever, still holds, to Richie Richardson and Curtly Ambrose.

For all fines tested, the entrainment was lower for a column in which particles had a higher charge density.