Sentence examples for has really tested from inspiring English sources

"This last month has really tested us with the schedule we've had and being on the wrong end of so many results in one-day cricket.

It's such a difficult thing to deal with and it has really tested my faith," Jonathan Ryan Peters' father, Daniel Peters, told The Huffington Post.

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I think they have really tested the candidates.

"I've really tested myself in cross country," Dan said.

"We want to be sure we've really tested the craft through and through before turning it over to the astronauts who bought tickets to go up," he said.

For now, most liberals find that consensus heartening, but we may come to regret it if it means that the eventual winner emerges into the field of battle without having really tested his or her arguments against a candidate willing to draw sharp lines of contrast.

"We know that in humans, protein is very important to the immune system, and beekeepers had been telling us that protein nutrition was very important to the bees, but no one had really tested it," says Alaux.

Alternatively, it might be argued that the modifications made to the questionnaire in this study compared with Vas et al. [ 40] affect whether we have really tested the generalizability of the previous work in a new population or simply examined a variant of it.

"I don't think this has really been tested at the supreme court," said Richard C. Powers, a lawyer who is assistant dean of the Rotman School of Management at the University of Toronto.

ROCKAWAY, N.J. — Judging by what the authorities say about him, Steven Hopler has really been testing the limits of the Second Amendment.