Sentence examples for likely to test the from inspiring English sources

He is likely to test the Algerian government's willingness to countenance greater intelligence sharing, including the deployment of US drones.

I know immediately that my mother is both a prime candidate and likely to test the technology to its limits.

RKH has the Ocean Guardian for another three wells – so no drilling is likely to test the theory on Desire's acreage before 2012.

It is the potential for supercilious contempt in the politics, and the potential for earnest silliness in the visions that is likely to test the biographer's nerve.

Even if protests at the New York conference are less chaotic, the demonstrations are likely to test the new administration's ability to keep order.

According to church leaders, next month's conference, the church's equivalent of a legislature, is likely to test the bounds of civil debate.

Even if Merkel's Christian Democrats and the Social Democrats manage to shore up power domestically, the new dynamics of power on the continent are likely to test what the foreign minister, Frank-Walter Steinmeier, has called Germany's "reflective power".

It's more likely to test positive the more cocaine you do.

Even for Jews of Ashkenazi descent, whose families originated in Eastern and Central Europe and who are most likely to test positive for the three mutations, testing negative is no panacea, as they may carry other mutations that increase cancer risk.

Women with invasive cervical cancer were also 4.59 times more likely to test positive for the presence of more than one marker (95% CI, 1.8-11.8).

Persons who had previously tested 4 or more times were least likely to test again during the campaigns.