Sentence examples for testing the extent from inspiring English sources

The show examines crowd behaviour in various cultural and political contexts, testing the extent to which people retain their individual identity and beliefs, and how easily their thought processes can be manipulated by those around them.

But now Building and Land is testing the extent of that good will with a plan for a 124-room hotel that has roused the ire of another powerful city stakeholder, the Downtown Special Services District, or as it is more commonly known, the D.S.S.D. The group, which looks out for the downtown's economic interests, has accused the developer of overstepping its bounds.

Correlation coefficient (R 2) and regression analyses were used for testing the extent of linearity in relationships.

Such work may stimulate new ideas about the origins of our environmental pathologies, and for testing the extent to which belief systems and worldviews actually drive attitudes and behaviours.

This study contributes to the existing literature by exploring the stockholding pattern in a country not studied before (Spain), while situating it in an international context and explicitly comparing it with the US, by analysing the effect of entry costs through the use of new proxies, and by testing the extent of these hypotheses by looking at a sample of so-called "sophisticated households".

But the soda industry is testing the extent to which the agency will enforce that regulation.

For several years, Mr. Zhou has tested the extent of constitutional rights in China.

And also: "I wanted to test the extent to which they'd discipline me," Elliot says.

He peered at it sharply, wiggled it to test the extent of the squeak, and then, taking from his briefcase a little oilcan, he oiled it.

The one recent example that is often used are the shareholder resolutions at BP and Shell asking them to test the extent to which their business models are compatible with international agreements on climate change.

We'll test the extent to which London really is different by looking at Labour's pulling power in Ealing Central and Acton and who is winning the battle for the progressive vote.