Sentence examples for ultimate test of how from inspiring English sources

In a way, this election can be seen as an ultimate test of how powerful political polarization is.

Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close, in its attempt to fuse the aesthetics of fairyland with the unresolved trauma of Bush's America, may well be the ultimate test of how much gravity each individual reader requires.

The ultimate test of how serious a party the Greens have become will be how soon they are prepared to try once again to work with the CDU, in a state or even, after 2013, at the federal level.

CSR representatives that only serve a symbolic function may get the ax during this recession, the ultimate test of how committed major companies truly are.

The Galaxy will provide the ultimate test of just how improved Caleb Porter's new defense is: Robbie Keane and Gyasi Zardes are not only goal threats themselves but they stretch the back line and create gaps for the likes of Jose Villarreal and Stefan Ishizaki to exploit.

The Chinese experience since 1978 shows that the ultimate test of a political system is how well it ensures good governance as judged by the people.

Jenkins [ 23] states that the ultimate test of a search filter is to find out how well it performs in the real situation.

Mr. Weissler said the success or failure of "Seussical" at overcoming preconceptions of how adult a show about Seuss could possibly be might be the ultimate test of its theatrical power.

How a pediatric patient functions in society is perhaps the ultimate test of outcome.

How well these people bounce back and reclaim their lives is the ultimate test of their resources, their resiliency, and the depth of the human spirit.

How China responds to such natural voices of discord will be the ultimate test of China's emergence as a great power.