Sentence examples for test of both from inspiring English sources

"It's called a Test match because it's a test of both your physical and your mental attributes, and when you play a good side you expect to be getting tested.

Those steps are likely to present the first real test of both men's sincerity, determination and political strength.

It now represents a critical test of both of their futures.

For some musicians, Mozart is the most difficult of all composers to perform successfully - the ultimate test of both technical and spiritual accomplishment.

So far, he feels the administration has successfully passed a major test of both its compassion and its conservatism -- the budget, produced by Mr. Daniels and his team.

But for most pianists, such a marathon event would indeed be an endurance test —of both memory and stamina.

Realism means being skeptical about grandiose schemes and not overreacting when they fail; and it means making sure that agreements with North Korea will meet a test of both political and economic rationality.

Mr. Bush, 57, will undergo a magnetic resonance imaging test of both knees at Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Mr. McClellan said, though the new pain was in his right knee.

But if they are being honest with themselves, they also know that there is no shortage of compelling and substantive stories that represent the biggest test of both the presidential candidates and their campaign coverage.

First invented by construction-worker-turned-poet Marc Smith in 1984, a poetry slam pits writers against one another in a test of both writing and performance.

The results of the pre- and post-test of both groups were compared.