Sentence examples for testing the notion from inspiring English sources

Here are some recent cases testing the notion of the borderless Internet: FRENCH GROUPS VS.

But these days everyone seems to be testing the notion, as the Philadelphia Orchestra did recently at Carnegie Hall.

And they are testing the notion, long held by health planners, that the city can survive with fewer hospitals.

And Portugal is testing the notion that Greece is alone.Some see hope in things that Mrs Merkel has not yet done.

Now, heeding Mr. Obama's call for cooperation, Senator Harry Reid, the Nevada Democrat and majority leader, is tentatively testing the notion of letting Republicans offer amendments to legislation and having the parties engage in a battle of ideas on the floor.

Once again, the firm is testing the notion of how much a VC can scale — upping its investment totals approximately tenfold from 2016 to 2017.

Charlemagne tested the notion with experts.

In the late 1970s, Seiden set out to test the notion of inevitability in jumping suicides.

It will test the notion that we need to send people into space at all.

The third Hindenburg experiment would theoretically test the notion that the original craft's fabric had been treated with a thermite-like substance.

On this majestic stage Ms. Brown's idea was to test the notion of how movement is preserved, or not, from one dancer to the next.