Sentence examples for test the views from inspiring English sources

"The polls will test the views of people who have already largely made up their minds.

Adam Fleming took the Daily Politics "mood box" to test the views of the public as they were asked to vote on the issue of how nosy they want to be into the financial affairs of MPs.

Now that his company has been sold to Phillips-Van Heusen, with Francisco Costa as the new designer, he apparently wanted to test the view from the other side of the curtain.

He said he had not given up on the idea of a "Brexit check", either through the next general election or even a second referendum to once again "test the view of the electorate".

Later stages involve testing the views of beneficiaries, and seeing how complaints are dealt with.

It tested the views of the 11% of British people who are estimated to use Twitter, about 5.5m, and compared them to the rest of the country.

Ed Miliband said he would support the AV voting referendum next May and the Daily Politics moodbox has been testing the views of delegates at the Labour conference on what they think of the issue.

A1 The American offensive in Falluja will provide a crucial gauge of the Iraqi insurgency, testing the view that the resistance can be subdued in time for Iraqi elections in January.

Susana Mendonça tested the view on the streets of Westminster with the Daily Politics mood box to ask: Tony Blair - good or bad?

With the increasing development of transgenic (Tg) mouse models of AD, numerous studies testing the view that altered Ca2+ homeostasis might play a role in AD have recently emerged.

The new experimental trials led by Sperling and others will test the "baptist" view of how to treat the disease.