Sentence examples for tough examination from inspiring English sources

That said, Barroso was still impressive and we know he's a big puncher, so it's a really tough examination but one that I am really up for".

Betting advice... 1pt Leyton Orient to beat Sheff Utd at 5/2 (Boylesports) Blades were given a tough examination in midweek and O's can pounce on fatigue.

Di Canio's men also drew at Southampton last weekend but know they are in for a tough examination against Ian Holloway's Palace.

Fourteenth-placed West Brom have made a steady start under new manager Alan Irvine and Van Gaal is expecting a tough examination at The Hawthorns.

Google, which has a dominant share of the market for Internet search and its related advertising, also faces a tough examination of its proposed acquisition of Doubleclick, an Internet advertising company.

After riding out a tough examination of his captaincy in the Test series, when England rallied from 1-0 down to win 3-1, Cook is now experiencing scrutiny in the shorter form.

Uncertain times call for tough examinations, and "The Faithful Spy" doesn't back away.

Now Hart has become the subject of much tougher examination by the media.

But he can expect an even tougher examination by Lord Hutton.So far, the government has been the loser in the battle for public opinion.

First to crack was Coastal Path, his stamina proving porous in a far tougher examination than he had ever endured in France, where he had only run over two miles in small fields at a half-hearted gallop.

The back nine, heading home into a stiffening breeze, presented the tougher examination, checking the relentless march of Spieth, who required a 20-footer for birdie at the last to sign for a 67.