Sentence examples for two important tests from inspiring English sources

Last Saturday, that bright, watertight yellow pod, barely 8 foot long, passed two important tests: he floated it on the Union canal near his home to check its buoyancy, and winched it up the rocks of a local quarry.

And surveys and other indicators suggest that in the fourth quarter the euro zone is holding up well.In the next few months the euro area will face two important tests.

To study the physical characteristics of samples of Marshall asphalt, two important tests were performed (1) to determine the pressure resistance, and (2) the relative deformation of examples of all samples.

So here are nine important tests, distilled from the views of a number of experts, that may help with that definition. 1. Corruption Mr. Putin has said he seeks a "dictatorship of law".

Nowadays, adhering to the party line is only one important test.

The narrative also reinforces the familiar argument that a presidential campaign provides one important test of a candidate's ability to govern.

Statisticians and art curators say that wavelet analysis looks like a promising tool, but it has yet to pass one important test.

One important test involved the evacuation of 560 volunteers from a cabin mock-up via the aircraft's emergency chutes.

We focussed on two important diagnostic tests for DVT, i.e. the dichotomous D-dimer test and the continuous calf difference test.

The synthesis of proteins in the liver can be evaluated by two important liver tests.

But on the two most important tests for euro membership that he has set -- that the British economy be in step with that of the euro zone and that it be robust and flexible enough to ride out economic shocks without control over interest rates -- Mr. Brown's answer was, not yet.