Sentence examples for litmus by from inspiring English sources

We'll be looking for more data from MyEdu on its affect on student outcomes and retention, as really needs to be the litmus by which we judge emerging edtech platforms.

She passed the true litmus test by getting a rise in applause at her curtain call.

Soon, he was ready to employ a litmus test by inviting her to his apartment to watch "Curb Your Enthusiasm".

In the meantime, there are two immediate litmus tests by which the world will begin to judge Mr. Obama at once.

The Pride Agenda has yet to endorse anyone in the race for governor, and support for the bill is considered a litmus test by its members.

At the crossroads, carrying baggage that was placed fairly or unfairly upon his back, McAdoo passed the litmus test by proving he was a team player.

Cuba has become the litmus test by which many Latin American nations measure the United States' commitment to improving relations with the region.

And then, out of the blue, gay marriage suddenly became the litmus test by which we measure our allies.

This has always been the litmus test by which to prove one's pro-life bona fides.

He also unveiled a new litmus test by which one can judge if a man is a douchebag.

This People's Test does two things: first, it lays out a straightforward "litmus test" by which the Paris agreement will be judged.