Sentence examples for setting a test for from inspiring English sources

The Beethoven Seventh Symphony on Wednesday was controlled excitability, full throttle and high-speed, throwing contemplation to the wind and setting a test for the intensity and talent of the Cleveland players.

The Senate set a test vote for 1 am on Sunday, a middle-of-the-night roll vote that underscored the limited time available to lawmakers.

But automakers are clearly worried enough to offer a new round of deals that General Motors called unprecedented, setting up a test for the industry in April.

Speaking as a Christian and a lawyer, I can say that setting a religious test for the 2008 presidential election is both unwise and unconstitutional.

"That is why Labor will examine the definition of casual work by setting an objective test for determining when a worker is a casual and when he or she is not".

In one of the three interviews she did today, with The Associated Press, Mrs. Clinton said she would all but set a litmus test for how she would vote on judges for federal courts.

"This report sets a major test for the SNP's White Paper.

Thus, early immunocytochemical detection of OPN and CD44v6 can be exploited to set a screening test for laryngeal dysplasia.

The shadow employment minister, Brendan O'Connor, said if elected Labor would set an objective test for casual work, a move which could force employers to hire workers as permanent employees.

The supreme court's judgment has now set an "acid test" for when DoLS must be applied: is the patient under constant supervision; if they tried to leave, would someone stop them?

We did not use a Training set and a Test set for the Class Prediction model but used LOOCV for cross-validation and obtain the mis-classification error.