Sentence examples for to be trial from inspiring English sources

It's going to be trial and error".

There is going to be trial and error, and it's not going to be problem free," Cohen said.

These were broadly understood to be trial runs, in fairness, but the experience didn't appear to have helped them with the 2015 submissions.

American officials said intelligence agencies had, over recent months, tracked three other packages out of Yemen for delivery to the US that appeared to be trial runs for the smuggling of a bomb on board a cargo plane.

American officials said intelligence agencies had, over recent months, tracked three other packages out of Yemen for delivery to the US that appeared to be trial runs for the smuggling of a bomb on a cargo plane.

But most such leaks tend to be trial balloons of sorts -- meaning it's looking like Raúl may be readying his long-suffering public for some big changes, changes he has to know are necessary for the régime's long-term survival -- changes perhaps following the lead of America's bosom trading partners, Communist China.

Analysing the data, designing follow-up experiments, and uncovering their biological significance are likely to be trial-and-error processes for some time.

A drug to be trialled in humans could herald an end to "senior moments" and everyday forgetfulness.

AZT was, as the film shows, one of the first drugs to be trialled as an Aids treatment.

Controversial spit hoods are to be trialled by the Metropolitan Police.

Another is Uber-like cashless payments, which is set to be trialled in Singapore.