litmus test

And the answer is no, I will not have a litmus test.

I do not pass his litmus test on social policy.

Sometimes the litmus test is not a particular book but an author.

The litmus test will be five years down the road, when company members tell us whether or not their time here made a difference.

He would not hold any political philosophy as a litmus test.

If you have a society where sports are available, it's sort of a litmus test.

"I have never sat down and run through a list of litmus test issues," she said.

The next few months will be the litmus test for media freedom.

Traveling is often said to be the litmus test of a relationship.

"The litmus test is that they must be single and doing something interesting, at the top of their game," she said.

It's not necessarily a litmus test for who is the better friend.

His name would not have become a litmus test for good taste, as it has.

It's tough to make a decision about people based on that litmus test.

The litmus test of the locker room is based on common sense at most schools.

That's the litmus test of whether you have discipline in cost control.

"This project may have been the litmus test," he said.

These games are a litmus test, not a final exam.

The ability of these states to determine their own future is a litmus test for the new Europe.

It's the litmus test of what we value in our broadcasting.

Word is that Dana has already met the political litmus test.

I always said that the movie was a litmus test for how you view romance.

A sense of empathy is a good litmus test for our national leader.

"Let's say I use you as a kind of litmus test, all right?"

They are, after all, the ultimate litmus test of cool.

The exhibit itself could very likely serve as a cultural litmus test.