Sentences with phrase «ultimately put to the test»

Not exact matches

These underdogs weren't ultimately able to pull off an upset in Week 4, but for at least a half they put up a big test against the favored team they faced.

«The tests for these changes at RBS are whether they see the taxpayer ultimately get its money back and whether they actually boost business lending and radically transform this bank to put an end to business as usual,» shadow chancellor Ed Balls said.

Actually I was kind of looking to gain some weight, put on some muscle mass which in hindsight, what I was doing was absolutely counter-productive, but ultimately it came down to the fact that I was so worn out and I don't have any cortisol tests to give you what my cortisol rhythm looks like.

His Hollywood playboy aspirations are put to the test when Jesse realizes his heart has bigger plans for him, ultimately determining his fate in life and love.

The two veterans find that they have much in common, including being fed up with the backwards attitudes that hold sway in Mississippi — attitudes that ultimately put their friendship, and both families, to the most extreme test imaginable.

Ultimately, «states are required to follow this law and, simply put, the U.S. Department of Education must enforce the fundamental requirement that the same annual tests be given to all students.»

Despite the belief of many that the Volkswagen Phaeton full - size luxury sedan was the answer to a question nobody asked, VW development chief Heinz - Jakob Neusser said that an all - new Phaeton was in the works, and despite superficial appearances, that the business case for it was quite good, as it serves as a test - bed for putting new technologies into production, and ultimately putting them into more mass - market Volkswagen vehicles, Britain's Autocar reports.

Volkswagen is looking to build test vehicles that it can put on the roads relatively soon, and ultimately both carmakers aim to put driverless ride - hailing fleets on roads as soon as 2021.