Sentence examples for business of test from inspiring English sources

Based on a consultant's recommendation, the board decided to spin off its core business of test, measurement and medical instruments in order to focus on the rapidly growing computer business.

"We will revamp and strengthen it and do it again," Ms. Hutchings said of the training programs, adding, "We are not in the business of testing and licensing.

While any fact-checking regime will be tested by the subjective nature of many political statements, the overall effect has been to strengthen the idea that reporters should be in the business of testing claims for accuracy and finding out the truth, rather than allowing politicians to make outrageous statements as long as they are "balanced" by quotes from their political opponents.

The rabbi has been in the business of testing for shatnez for four years -- a second career that he performs part time when not teaching elementary school at a yeshiva in Queens -- filling a need in the burgeoning Orthodox Jewish communities of Passaic and Clifton.

Edward Murphy and his colleagues in the U.S. Air Force were in the business of testing the effects of g-forces on pilots.

Which bring us to the work of development organizations: We are in the business of testing innovative intervention models aimed at creating economic opportunities and decreasing poverty.

The FAA did not want to get into the business of testing every electronic device that could have possibly caused a problem.

Holmes, who is thirty, is the C.E.O. of Theranos, a Silicon Valley company that is working to upend the lucrative business of blood testing.

While we are obsessing about the decimal points of track and field and the dreary gumshoe business of drug testing, a nation will be evolving.

What if taxpayers questioned the big business of standardized testing and demanded to know where all that money is being pocketed?

The business of conducting tests to see how widespread such problems are is expected to take six months or so.Tourism, too, will suffer (see article).