But the ability to conceive of and implement beautiful design with scarce resources is a great test of skill and talent, and it's worth wondering whether top-tier designers would even be interested in these tight-budget contracts.
The town offered fine lodging and dining, and the mountain provided challenges -- including the Front Four, as the quartet of supersteep slopes on the mountain's front face came to be known; they continue to be among the East's greatest tests of skill.
In Wales.'" In the meantime, he says, "the biggest compliment I've had is from people who've said you made me feel something for a hedge-fund guy". There is, perhaps, no greater test of one's skill as a writer.
The non ground-effect cars have laughably low amounts of grip compared to their modern counterparts, and they generally offer a much greater test of your innate driving skills.
He had better luck in 1938, when he won the Greve Trophy Race at the nationals, and he finished second in 1939 at the nationals in the premier Thompson Trophy Race, then considered the nation's greatest test of flying skill.
His ability to motivate the government "crowd" to address technical debt will be the greatest test of those skills yet.
With its sudden storms and expansive spread, the lake is a great test of sailing skills.
It will be by far the greatest test of her new skills.
How they move from breaking news coverage of disasters to smart "second-day" stories to more revealing investigations a week or a month later is one of the greatest tests of their skill.
It has always been one of the greatest tests of driving skill, and through the generations there have generally been two kinds of winners: The best drivers of the period — like Hill, who won five times in the 1960s — or lucky winners who profited from unusual circumstances, like Jean-Pierre Beltoise in 1972 or Olivier Panis in 1996, who benefited when rain eliminated other drivers.
There are few greater tests of a president's rhetorical skill than his ability to address moral issues.
