Sentence examples for real test of a from inspiring English sources

In the end, that's the only real test of a voting system.

Mr. Wolfowitz writes that the "real test of a democracy is how it protects the rights of its citizens".

Hard economic times are the real test of a mayor's budgetary skills, and New Yorkers appear to be in luck.

After all, the real test of a technology is: if it didn't exist, would you invent it now?

If that's the real test of a coach, San Diego Coach Bill Grier just proved his worth.

The real test of a leader is how he responds when the cards stop falling in his favour.

Time is the real test of an album's significance.

The real test of an endurance athlete is not physical, Spotz said.

The real test of an economic model (or any model) is how it performs out of sample, that is, under conditions different from the usual.

And the real test of an antidepressant is not just whether it can lift someone out of depression; it is whether it can keep depression from returning.

The real test of an airlines strength is not how well it does in boom times but how well it does over a cycle.