crucial test

One crucial test occurred in the kitchen of our house in Washington.

Havel identified this case as a crucial test for socialist legality and took me along to the trial of its chairman, Karel Srp.

Nonetheless, the debt-ceiling vote constituted a crucial test.

Obama's surprise visit to Afghanistan comes as his battle plan faces a crucial test.

The crucial test had been endured, and the South had emerged triumphant.

This will be the crucial test whether our platform shall continue broad and free as it has been for forty years.

A few weeks will now bring this new combination process into the active and crucial test of the markets.

He says it was worth the experience of an ordinary lifetime as illustrating the crucial test of discomfort.

She had never before found herself in physical danger; to-night was a crucial test for her nerve and coolness.