Sentence examples for probably the test from inspiring English sources

And probably the test of all this is whether it worked or not, and I think that if that's the test, that we pass.

He had, it would seem, been gradually moving toward Roman Catholicism, and probably the Test Act precipitated his conversion to the Roman faith.

"A woman would probably get the test once every 5 to 10 years, because genes don't change that quickly," Dr. Fishman said.

Both films, like The Graduate, will probably stand the test of time, because they're great, phenomenally accomplished works that push the film medium into new and exciting directions.

The other party might be relying on concealment of untrustworthiness or on a threat advantage, in which case the trust would probably fail the test.

It's safe to assume the student would probably fail the test.

If I were to be screened for "Canadian values" I would probably fail the test.

The themes of the original – class, marriage, family, sex – may be as pertinent now as they were 20 years ago, and the faux naivety and slapstick comedy will probably stand the test of time.

Otherwise you will probably fail the test!

So this is not just a test of industrial processes and bargaining in the gig or online economy it's also, I think probably, the first test in any part of the economy of the new laws on collective recognition.

It is probably the toughest test anyone can face in academic life.