Sentence examples for the clearest test from inspiring English sources

But smoking could prove the clearest test yet of the behavior modification pitch.

It is likely to be the most important case for the Justices since Bush v. Gore, and it will certainly be the clearest test yet of Thomas's ascendancy at the Court.

But with arrests quietly continuing in a dozen countries (at least one as recently as last week), it may turn out to be something more: the clearest test yet of whether, after 25 years of intense focus on this particularly disturbing set of crimes, the prosecution of child molestation has come of age.

Whether GM can succeed where Volkswagen failed may be the clearest test of that yet. .

But the waffling excitement over Ja Rule proved the clearest test of legend, demonstrating a level of commitment that extends beyond radio hits and stunting.

And it's the matchup between Evers and Walker — whose eight-year tenure has included mass protests of his union-busting bill at the state capitol, followed by a recall attempt and a presidential run — that provides the clearest test of the strategy.

Together, their races may provide the nation's clearest test of whether the Democrats' strategy of running against Bush and Wall Street can overcome a political climate tilted clearly toward the Republicans.

This is the clearest possible test of their faith.

Health insurance may be the clearest litmus test.

Libya was the first clear test of her toolbox, but she has stopped short of analyzing her record with the rigor that she once brought to the study of others.

Here, I perform what I believe to be the first clear test of whether extrinsic mortality drives among-species differences in allocation to growth and reproduction.