Sentence examples for monumental test from inspiring English sources

The coming Trump Administration will be a monumental test of Obama's enduring optimism, and, perhaps, of his impatience with those who don't share it.

Henry A. Lowenstein New York, Sept.15, 2009 • To the Editor: It is true that the Middle Eastern imbroglio has presented a monumental test of the political weight, commitment and courage of President Obama to end the spiral of lost opportunities and reignite the two-state solution that remains the only modus operandi available in finding a way out of this festering 60-year-old stalemate.

In a process often likened to athletics, an invitation to the Cliburn competition is a ticket to an exhausting and monumental test of ability and endurance.

"A monumental Test, and England to win.

These are not the big once-a-year or once-in-a-lifetime exams, like the SATs, but a stream of smaller, less monumental tests, designed in theory, at least, primarily to help students and their teachers know how they're doing.

It has been a "monumental task" to test models of the social organization of early members of the human family, known as hominins, says Matt Sponheimer, a co-author of the new study and a paleoanthropologist at the University of Colorado, Boulder.

Even problems less monumental are also tests of Presidential leadership.

Monumental Moneymakers Monuments are also economic assets.

It was a monumental task.

It is a monumental task.

All the research we have suggests that proper harm reduction measures like the monumental decision to allow pill testing services at the Split Milk festival in Canberra this November is the best thing we can do to prevent these tragic deaths.