Sentence examples for trials go from inspiring English sources
Public trials go for months and draw leering ultranationalists.
If its trials go well, Boeing expects to fit and operate the service across BA's and Lufthansa's long-haul fleet.
"It all really just depends on how the trials go this summer -- and really how guests respond once they are on the trips," she said.
If the trials go well, the fruit of eight years' work will begin to trickle out to those communities that take the brunt of the world's diseases.
A prototype of the vulcanized rubber barrier will be tested next year, with a full-sized 100km (62-mile) barrier deployed by 2020 if trials go well.
If the live trials go ahead next season and are deemed successful, video assistance could be introduced worldwide in time for the 2018-19 season.
(The trials went various ways from hung juries to convictions).
Q.: Are these clinical trials going to test drugs on sick kids only?
"But Geron had trials going on in cancer and in stem cells.
Trials goes further: "I think rioting and protesting is an important piece of justice.
In the ground-floor courtrooms there are trials going on — with juries, defendants, bailiffs and judges.
