Sentence examples for most difficult tests from inspiring English sources

"The ACLU has persisted in meeting the most difficult tests of being the moral conscience of our nation", Clark said in 1980.

In that sense this marks one of the most difficult tests of Chinese rule since Tiananmen.Compounding the difficulty is the lack of a middle ground.

"It's one of the most difficult tests of golf that I've played," said Mickelson, who saw his momentum somewhat derailed by a double bogey at the difficult par-4 No. 15. "If the wind were to pick up, quite a few over par would win.

This test is administered by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority FINRAandand is considered one of the most difficult tests you can take to obtain a professional license.

Patients who are "above average" in terms of speech understanding, can achieve 100% correct scores on the most difficult tests of speech understanding in quiet but also have significant difficulty when signals are presented in noise.

But I must warn you, it is the most difficult test yet".

But it is Syria that may prove his most difficult test.

But it was Syria that proved to be the most difficult test.

The U.S.G.A.'s annual intention is to make the U.S. Open globally the most difficult test in golf.

The new TV show "Uncorked" follows six sommeliers as they prepare to take the wine world's most difficult test.

Booker's ability to ease into different cultures was put to perhaps its most difficult test when he decided, in 1995, to go to Newark.