Sentence examples for test reputations from inspiring English sources

It is meant to test reputations, not bow to them, and the team, hampered by the conservatism of the coach José Pekerman, could not deal with a real test.

Schools like Stuyvesant High School or Brooklyn Technical High School, for instance, could easily receive B grades, despite high test scores and reputations.

Even if they lose the three-Test series the reputations of Ian McGeechan, Warren Gatland, Shaun Edwards, Rob Howley and Gerald Davies will remain largely intact: if such a shrewd kitchen cabinet cannot mastermind something special then nobody can.

"On the eve of another General Election, Battlefield India, strewn with cracked icons and smashed reputations, tests the patience of one of the world's most unforgiving democracies," it says.

England's leading batsman by Test average and reputation, 33-year-old Pietersen has struggled badly on this disastrous tour so far, scoring only 165 runs in his six innings.

That one tweet has now been made the litmus test of my reputation over almost two decades of public service.

New Jersey has approved several suburban charter schools, including in Morristown and Princeton, where the traditional public schools have stellar reputations and test scores.

Mr. Gore said practices like teaching to the test "might elevate the reputations of school administrators and politicians but actually do nothing to really raise standards".

They are jointly threatened by the firefighters, a challenge regarded by them both as a defining test for their own reputations and that of New Labour as a whole.

Battles -- the back and forth put-down contests that were central to the plot of "8 Mile" -- are joyful, ferocious events where freestylers earn their reputations and test their skills.

This is a tough test for Twombly's reputation.