Sentence examples for had started testing from inspiring English sources

The scientists said they had started testing human cells in the laboratory and thought that those cells would also work.

This week, Beef Products, a large manufacturer of lean beef, an ingredient used to make hamburger meat, announced that it had started testing for the six additional strains of E. coli at one of its five grinding plants.

Mr Gonzalez said he had also been contacted by The Kildonan School - which specialises in teaching children with dyslexia - to tell him it had started testing the font with its pupils.

Last November CNET reported that Facebook had only turned on Safety Check 39 times in the prior two years vs 335 events being flagged by the community-based version of the tool since it had started testing it in June.

Last November CNET reported that Facebook had only turned on Safety Check 39 times in the prior two years vs 335 events being flagged by the community-based version of the tool since it had started testing it in June.

The Pentagon's White House Communications Agency has started testing Samsung smartphones but has not made the switch.

Many other countries have started testing Chinese dairy products or taking them off shop shelves.

Britain's main mobile operators – BT-owned EE, Vodafone, Three and O2 – have started testing 5G technology using Huawei equipment.

The company has started testing a similar program with people in apartments who rely on window units for air-conditioning.

If you have started testing this game out, you may have noticed that once you shoot the bullet, it doesn't appear to let you shoot it again.

Google has started testing its Gmail service, which offers users one gigabyte of storage, 250 times what Yahoo offers free to its e-mail customers.