Sentences with phrase «crucial test»

And this most crucial test: I seriously wish I could afford one.

For the time being, however, the first crucial test for Mrs May's new government will be the vote on what is likely to be a rather slimmed down (and likely delayed) Queen's Speech.

SpaceX, along with Boeing (ba), also has a contract with NASA to fly astronauts to the International Space Station as part of the «Commercial Crew» program, with the first crucial test flight slated for the second quarter.

He looks upon the Cleveland post as a second and possibly crucial test of his ability as a big league team leader.

But there's one crucial test awaiting your new partner: meeting your significant others, and keeping it casual enough so that they don't want to bury their face in your mum's lasagne at the dinner table.

MarketLinx is just one of the companies about to begin crucial tests of this device - irrelevant approach.

One of the most crucial tests for HomePod had to do with audio.

Hunting with hounds provides that crucial test of fitness via the chase.

But other experts caution it has yet to pass the most crucial test — how to account for the afterglow of the big bang.

Apple faced a crucial test on Wall Street on Tuesday, as it reported financial results for the quarter ending in March.

Apple faces a crucial test on Wall Street on Tuesday, as it reports financial results for the quarter ending in March.

The next few weeks will be a crucial test of whether a market that «s feeling plenty of pain can turn good fundamental news into gains for investors.

The recent credit downgrades will be a crucial test of banks» appetite for risk and sentiment toward Saudi Arabia, analysts say.

The crucial test is whether the prosperous are obeying God's command to bring justice to the oppressed.»

The crucial test of academic freedom is not as much the celebrated A.A.U.P. or A.C.L.U. case as it is the daily practice of the professor in classroom

The rest of this chapter will present the potential of a relational view for explaining Jesus» death — the crucial test case.

For any theology of death, the crucial test case is the death of Jesus.

Not only are we told repeatedly that the crucial test of the plausibility of a theodicy (or world - view) is its «self - consistency, adequacy and illuminating power» (ER 52), but we are told repeatedly that these are «nonprivileged» (neutral, objective) criteria (ER 53).

A desire «to flee from the wrath to come» was made a crucial test of Christian experience and even of church membership.

The crucial test of the unrestricted generalization rests in the latter observations (PR chapter 1, section 2).8 My point is that throughout his discussion of methodology in metaphysics, Whitehead emphasized the empirical nature of the enterprise - especially the final test.

One crucial test of our commitment to the sanctity of human life in our time will be whether as a society we will spend the money, take the time and run the risk required to treat people with AIDS as persons, down to the last painful gasp.

Relations with Russia offer a crucial test case for Augustinian realism.

Then the crucial test, a Bloody Mary.

Vincenzo Montella has unsurprisingly been the man to receive much of the blame, and similarly to Conte, he faces a crucial test this weekend when his side host Genoa at the San Siro.

The crucial test for Hadl this year was in the early exhibitions.

The France international has only been handed a place on the bench by Gunners boss Arsene Wenger, despite this being a crucial test for his side at the Etihad Stadium.

They play in mid-August and want to call on Coutinho for this crucial test.

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But if ever the proposition is put to a crucial test, it is on a day like today.

The case was seen as a crucial test of the government's Memoranda of Understanding and home secretary John Reid has welcomed the commission's ruling.

A crucial test remains for the media at the end of the summit.

Glen Cove officials are viewing the temporary Metropolitan Transportation Authority ferry service that begins tomorrow as a crucial test run for the long - term commuter boat routes to Manhattan that the city has been planning for years.

After the turmoil of the last five years, this spring's European elections will be a crucial test of British thinking about attitudes to the continent.

The elections will also prove a crucial test for UKIP's embattled leader Paul Nuttall and point to whether the Lib Dems are rebuilding their grassroots base after their routing in the 2015 general election.

In advance, they are always a «crucial test» of the government's popularity, and the opposition's ability to turn poll ratings into votes.

The Ledyard town clerk's bid to return to office was cast as a crucial test of balancing the new same - sex marriage law against the right to religious freedom.

But it was also a crucial test for de Blasio, who had leaned heavily on his previous police commissioner, Bill Bratton, in times of crisis.

Brown's opponents in the party always said the reshuffle would be a crucial test of his authority, and that if he could not assemble a credible government, power would seep away from him.

Wednesday's key vote is a crucial test, especially on the hated idea of «investor courts».

And breeding ticks from the North and South in the lab, Oliver demonstrated that a series of matings produced reliably fertile offspring — a crucial test of species boundaries.

A crucial test will be what the review says about several plants that are already on the agency's watch list for safety issues.

Some pesky loopholes no longer plague a crucial test for assessing the weirdness of quantum mechanics.

«It's also what makes it a crucial test of our approach.»