Sentence examples for perfect tests of from inspiring English sources

The Clinton and Bush 43 administrations are almost perfect tests of starve-the-beast theory; the former raised taxes in 1993, while the latter signed into law seven different major tax cuts, according to a Treasury study.

Indeed, Mr Obama's challenge seems a perfect test of Mr Romney's political mettle.

When Miles Hewstone heard about Waterhead, he was eager to see how it went: a perfect test of his contact hypothesis.

Iraq, on this view, provides a perfect test of whether the little people can tether the giant.Institutions come second.

Xavier Utset, who ran the programme for Creative, saw the arrest as a perfect test of whether raising Aldo's profile would keep him out of jail.

Bailey told AAP facing Australian Harris would be the perfect test of his ability to turn limited-overs form into first-class success.

But with his main rivals having so far hesitated to make a breakthrough of their own, this represents a perfect test of the feasibility of a Gold Cup challenge for Grands Crus.

But the circumstances make this less than a perfect test of whether neophytes or those with institutional backing make for the strongest candidates, since there are ways in which Lamb was both.

Thus we have a perfect test of two economic theories: one that says raising taxes and imposing binding constraints on spending will balance the budget, which was successful, and another that says cutting taxes will starve the beast, which failed spectacularly.

Dudley will provide a perfect test of this hypothesis.

This made it the perfect test of whether or not Ed Miliband was on course to be the largest party.