Sentence examples for true tests from inspiring English sources

But the true tests of Mr. Mack's vaunted leadership skills lie ahead.

The true tests of successful schools, whether charter or traditional, are parent satisfaction and student achievement.

In many ways, despite the great drama of the troop surge, Afghanistan's true tests have yet to come.

The true tests will be take-up rates and whether the company can afford to keep the scheme going (it thinks it will cost £5m a week).

The wind and noise factor, true tests of a convertible, were pretty good, though not even a bad club mix will drown out an 18-wheeler in the next lane.

One of the true tests of a great C.E.O. is whether you can build a company that can thrive after you're gone, and Apple, at least at the moment, seems well-positioned to do that.

That is the true test of respect.

The true test, though, is opening night.

"But the real true test is games.

Thursday night would be the true test.

Still, his true test is ahead.