Sentence examples for exams were designed from inspiring English sources

The exams were designed to protect horses from foreseeable injury, but of course calamitous occurrences are rarely foreseeable.

The exams were designed and scored by CTB/McGraw-Hill, a company in California that had been the focus of criticism in New York and other states in 1999 for belatedly identifying problems in scoring of student tests.

The in-home interview and clinic exams were designed to collect extensive information to meet the aims of the projects that comprise the MBS, each of which examines a set of novel risk factors for falls.

It is ironic, then, that English Language Arts exams are designed for "cultural neutrality".

That is the reality of what high-stakes exams are designed to do".

As Dr. Wainer explains, adaptive exams are designed so that, in theory, everyone gets about half the questions right.

The independent exams are designed to flush out workers who exaggerate injuries or get unnecessary care, and there is no question that some of that goes on.

The essay questions on the exam were designed to be analogous (cover the same major concept and require the same skills) to the in-class activities.

"My heart goes out to those students who sat the exam this year because I don't think the exam was designed in the most appropriate way," he said in one of several interviews he gave this morning.

The exam is designed to establish a cognitive baseline; after a suspected concussion, a player is supposed to retake the test, allowing a medical professional to determine whether the athlete requires further assessment.

"It seems likely that a significant proportion of the candidates are native speakers of those languages when the exam is designed for those for whom English is the first language.