Sentence examples for most significant tests from inspiring English sources

If the administration makes good on its intention to invoke the privilege in the Swift suit, it would be one of the most significant tests of the privilege.

The case represents one of the most significant tests of the Obama administration's commitment to prosecuting terror suspects captured overseas in US civilian courts.

The legislators plan to take up one of the most significant tests in this severely divided country: to deliberate over the choice of a new president to replace Émile Lahoud, who must step down on Nov. 25.

The performance complexity trade-offs in this case could be considered to limit the amount of tests (by focussing on the most significant tests picked up in the classification setups), needed to diagnose a patient with cardiac chest pain.

In this regard, European ancestry of BLCAP derived mainly from North Europe (Three out of the five most significant tests) while that of BRATG derived mainly from Brown Swiss (Four out of the five most significant tests).

Whatever follows may prove to be the most significant test yet in George Osborne's career.

It is harness racing's most significant test of speed and endurance.

The decision, which follows a yearlong trial, is thought to be the most significant test case yet of how the Internal Revenue Service will combat sophisticated tax avoidance schemes.

O'Neill had admitted, pre-match, that this encounter – rather than visits to Hungary, Greece or Finland – was to be his side's most significant test.

Earle's theory is that such demand means room for brands like the ones River West owns, and his idea is facing its most significant test to date, by way of the reanimation of Salon Selectives.

It is harness racing's most significant test of speed and endurance: a horse has to win two heats in one afternoon, usually within two hours of each other, to be declared the Little Brown Jug winner.