Sentence examples for good test of whether from inspiring English sources

"That would be a good test of whether people really want broader access," he said.

"Money is a good test of whether the interest is as real as it seems," one Thompson adviser said.

It's a good test of whether they've done any research, especially if candidates are coming from a different country where the roles may differ".

His departure provides a good test of whether Republicans can continue the roll they have been on in recent years in Arkansas, as in much of the South.

Mr. Petterson, of Art Tactic said the autumn sales would provide a good test of whether the art market in Asia was poised for recovery.

A good test of whether the UK is fulfilling its obligations under the NPT, is to examine what commitments were made publicly when it was being negotiated in the late 1960s.

He has decided that a good test of intentions is whether people know the Muslim prayers -- perhaps because he finds it inconceivable that a true, praying Muslim could commit terrorist acts, which he says are forbidden by Islam.

A good test of reform proposals is whether they address both sets of problems.

A good test of a new technology is whether it integrates with more established technology or whether its newness sets it apart from the day-to-day in our lives.

A good test of the honesty of the commission will be whether it hesitates to point this out.

A good test of Mr Fukuda's reforming resolve will be whether he is prepared to preach the virtues of payment-by-performance.