Sentence examples for are actually tested from inspiring English sources

Since 2009, records show, trainers at United States tracks have been caught illegally drugging horses 3,800 times, a figure that vastly understates the problem because only a small percentage of horses are actually tested.

And then they took a break, and if America had any sense at all, they switched over to American Idol, where candidates are actually tested on the merits and where people's bad ideas are exposed without the need to "balance" them with false arguments.

At the same time, I think they should limit their claims of major innovation to the components that are actually tested and presented in detail.

"You are actually testing human tissue," he explained.

After New Zealand passed its ban in 2015, the Cosmetics, Toiletry and Fragrance Association said that they did not need animal tests, adding, "There might be some perception that we are actually testing within New Zealand so it's actually in the best interests of the exporting industry that we have a ban".

Girl: I was scared because I didn't know what we are actually testing for, and if I were positive what would I have done about it; because if I did I would have committed suicide.

Without its sensors working, the kill vehicle streaked blindly into space, and few of the critical technologies of the missile exercise were actually tested.

"In a very awkward way, for these things to be actually tested requires a major weather event, which none of us wants," she said.

Iredell's opinion in Calder v. Bull (1798) helped establish the principle of judicial review five years before it was actually tested in Marbury v. Madison.

The fuzzy backlash compensator is first validated using a realistic model of the mechanical system and is actually tested on the real flight simulator.

The only problem was that, when a working version was actually tested in 1961, it turned out to be just 30 times faster than its predecessor.