Sentence examples for made this a test from inspiring English sources

The Yankees had already made this a test of their fans' faith.

The idea was to make this a test of Italian staying power.

The sentences here can run to the baroque, which may make this a test of younger readers' patience.

But the language of the agreement is vague, U.S. and Iraqi officials have said, which could make this a test case.

GOP candidate Ed Gillespie has gone full Trumpist, making this a test: Will the race-baiting sufficiently energize Democrats, or will they continue to win for Republicans?

To make this a test of whether one supports religious freedom or is stereotyping Muslims is to engage in demagoguery.

But as tempting as it was to use this game as a measure of who may have the edge ahead of a title run-in, the reality is that the second-string nature of the line-ups made this more a test of depth of strength than championship suitability.

Given a pretest probability (prevalence) of pre-eclampsia of 5%, then a post-test probability of 30% or greater would make this a useful test, based on current clinical practice.

"It's going to make this a significant test of how the president juggles this and Iraq at the same moment," a senior official said.

Likes to race prominently, which will keep him out of trouble here but will also make this a severe test of his stamina.

"We anticipated this, and the fact Dick is not making this a litmus test is very important to all of us," said Representative Robert T. Matsui of California, the top Democratic vote-counter in favor of the measure.