Sentence examples for the stiffest test from inspiring English sources

LAHORE, Pakistan — Mounting evidence of links between the Mumbai terrorist attacks and a Pakistani militant group is posing the stiffest test so far of Pakistan's new government, raising questions whether it can — or wants to — rein in militancy here.

Amir Khan of Britain defended his World Boxing Association 140-pound title with a narrow unanimous decision over Marcos Maidana in Las Vegas, surviving the stiffest test of his career with guts and skill.

The 29-year-old fighter from Clitheroe goes into the stiffest test of his career knowing that victory would be likely to tee-up a title bout in November on his home turf of the MEN Arena, against the UFC's reigning middleweight champion Anderson Silva.

Thankfully, it didn't cost us". Meanwhile, Boyata admits Wednesday's visit to Aberdeen will be the stiffest test of the club's lengthy unbeaten domestic run - but only because it is the next match.

Neighborhoods like Abu Salim, where the civil war's wounds are still raw, faced the stiffest test.

URBANDALE, Iowa, Aug. 9 — Mitt Romney is undergoing the stiffest test yet of his effort to win over conservatives wary of his ideological credentials.

To pull off this feat a third time, especially now Republicans control a majority in the Senate and there are precious few willing to cross the aisle in either direction, could be the final and stiffest test of the Obama presidency.

Despite the final score, the Huskies (7-0) encountheir their stiffest test of the young season from the Cardinals (3-2), who led for nearly half of the first half.

Strong and the Gators will receive perhaps their stiffest test of the regular season next weekend.

But our guys responded to that early challenge and started to play well late in the first quarter". They'll face their stiffest test of the league season Friday when they entertain Godinez at 7 p.m.

The Eagles survived their stiffest test by far this season.