Sentence examples for most serious test from inspiring English sources

However, the refugee crisis amounts to probably the most serious test of the political skills and survivability of the chancellor.

It is the most serious test of its usefulness and relevance," said Marc Goichot, of the WWF.

Greece's near-collapse is the most serious test to date for the group of 16 countries that share the euro.

Here we are, the government with its most serious test, its majority at risk, the first cabinet resignation over an issue of policy.

That now seems to have become the Bush doctrine, sprung from Sept. 11, and Iraq stands to be its most serious test.

Bonds have become the destination of choice once again as the equity bull market faces its most serious test in months.

His eight interceptions ranked tied for first in the NFL, and the dynamic Edelman will surely be one of his most serious tests yet.

"This treaty regime," said Ford in Geneva, "faces today the most serious tests it has ever faced: the ongoing nuclear weapons proliferation challenges presented by Iran, by North Korea and now by Syria".

The crisis is the second, and most serious, to test President Assad, 45.

Even the most serious robot test driver, it seems, needs to know what fun looks like, too.

"The current multilaterally based world trade system seems to have passed one of the most serious stress tests in its entire history".