Sentence examples for spotlight test from inspiring English sources

The Super AMOLED HD screen is certainly bright, colourful and clear, although, in the brightly spotlight test area where I was poking and prodding it,  it suffered from the same blue sheen that afflicts the GSIII — suggesting it may not offer a great viewing experience in bright sunlight.

The arrest of Gerry Adams has once again thrown Northern Ireland into the spotlight, testing confidence in the police and the judiciary.

The A.M.A. said it was taking the action because of concerns that drug industry sponsorship of such tests was affecting quality and because companies, as well as medical journals, tend to spotlight tests with positive findings, compared with those having negative or inconclusive results.

Policy makers said last week that they took the action because of concerns that drug industry sponsorship of such tests was affecting quality and because companies, as well as medical journals, tend to spotlight tests with positive findings compared with those having negative or inconclusive results.

In recent years the ECCC's lawyers and judges have bickered and toiled, usually in obscurity but sometimes under a spotlight, often testing the tolerance of Cambodia's prime minister, Hun Sen.

But the investigators' interest in Canseco will keep him in the spotlight, and perhaps test his friendship with Clemens.

TOKYO — While Japan got its moment in the rugby spotlight with its test here against the All Blacks, the match also had benefits for the New Zealand Rugby Union as it promoted its most famous brand in Asia.

Unlike the Crossroads tests, which were conducted in the media spotlight, the Sandstone tests were carried out with minimal publicity.

After minimizing its mediocre Moments feature and burying it inside the renamed Explore tab, Twitter is now starting to test Promoted Trend Spotlight ads.

In the end, of course, whatever Miliband's private discomfort on the matter, we had no opportunity to see it aired and tested in the spotlight.

The seductive powers of theatrical make-believe are charmingly illustrated here, as Mr. Bruce-Lockhart dips his toes into the spotlight, like an uncertain swimmer testing the waters.