Sentence examples for greatest test of whether from inspiring English sources
If we insist on preaching grace, then ministry in prisons is the greatest test of whether we actually believe in the power of that grace.
The great test of whether Clinton understands the generational opportunity will be her selection of a running mate.
"Getting the Chinese to come around on Iran," said one of the officials, who has been preparing for the meeting of the two leaders, "is going to be the great test of whether we're getting through on these issues".
An American recession would pose the second great test of whether countries really wish to pursue the liberal, capitalist policies of globalisation, a young fashion that took widespread hold a mere 20 or so years ago.
"Getting the Chinese to come around on Iran," said one of the officials, who has been preparing for the meeting of the two leaders, "is going to be the great test of whether we're getting through on these issues". Outside experts warn that the competition can be overblown.
If that's true, the great test of his career legacy is whether the organisation he built around his values will endure and remain faithful to them.
The great test of a liberal sensibility is whether it can rise to the challenge of finding explanations for the most awful human behaviour.
The great test of both parties will be whether the rich can be made to pay their fair share for the debt, or whether instead the burden will fall on the poor and those on lower incomes through service cuts and rises in VAT.
A great test of freedom and power of any legislature is whether it can control its own timetable and whether it can extract information from the executive.
