Sentence examples for test of which from inspiring English sources

After the rain delay, the game became a test of which bullpen was worse.

The written accounts of the test, of which there are many, grapple with how to describe an experience for which no terminology had yet been invented.

The annual litmus test of which public figure has most irritated the music magazine's "cool" readership has found a new hate figure.

Democrats are casting this year's budget fight in Congress as a test of which party can do more to wean the government off of using excess Social Security revenue to pay for general programs.

"Because it goes against the separation of school and church, or whatever". The Pennsylvania Academic Standards require students to learn about Darwin's theory of evolution and eventually take a standardized test of which evolution is a part.

The ultimate test of which war mattered most came in late September, when an enormous mass march was scheduled to sell millions of dollars in war bonds in Philadelphia.

One meta-analysis examined 117 separate academic tests, of which 110 found negative consequences to spanking.

The country even produced a few nuclear weapons, the testing of which was detected in 1979.

The various types of serological tests include: (1) Flocculation tests, of which the complement-fixation tests are the most common.

Mr Brown based his judgment on five economic tests, of which Britain, he announced, had failed four.

Diagnosis should be supported by laboratory tests, of which ESR (>70 mm/h) has been shown to be most precise.