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Getting the right candidate is ultimately a test of David Cameron's influence with our allies to secure the best deal for Britain in Europe".

Professor Miller at Pace said that ultimately the project would be a political process, and ultimately a test of government will.

Shadow foreign secretary Douglas Alexander said getting the right candidate for the head of the European Commission "is ultimately a test of David Cameron's influence with our allies to secure the best deal for Britain in Europe".

The Last Of Us Remastered is beautiful, but ultimately a test of its programmers' competence with new hardware.

That episode led to news reports about officers' sliding naked down hotel banisters and harassing guests at the Hyatt Regency Hotel, and ultimately became a test of the Police Department's resolve in dealing with misconduct.

This state may ultimately provide more of a test of their appeal and their political adaptability than the low turn-out caucuses that began this year's presidential contests.

For some small business owners the recession was a test of their mettle which ultimately fuelled growth.

So consider this a test of whether you're ultimately delusional about your risks and the cost of being wrong.

Ultimately, the test of a clinical research advance must be whether or not it delivers improved outcomes for patients.

But the storm was also a major — and ultimately successful — test of the flood protection system that failed so disastrously during Hurricane Katrina.

Ultimately, the test of how well Japan and South Korea are prepared will be how they react to the unexpected.