Sentence examples for incessant testing from inspiring English sources
Piqued, too, by nagging anxiety - in the days before incessant testing and pushy parents - about failing the 11-plus.
Gove is set on doing away with levels (the grades children are currently given) and has made noises about the drawbacks of incessant testing.
New Yorkers can only assume Elia was selected because she will implement the Cuomo (Governor) and Tisch (Regent Chancellor) agenda which includes the incessant testing of students, evaluating teachers based on student test scores, a tax cap that prevents school districts from raising needed funds, and an all-out legislative push for tax credits for "donations" to private and religious schools.
This also mean that the citizen-consumer is enrolled in the sphere that the company generates, becoming subject to a incessant tests and modulations.
But the incessant noise is testing their patience.
So 2014 has begun; your waistband is tighter, your wallet lighter and the incessant rain is probably testing even the most positive as you fight off the January blues.
The problem is that America changed fairly dramatically in the early years of the 21st century, evolving into a weary and less optimistic society tested by incessant war, manufacturing decline, new technology, and global competition, among numerous other factors.
This incessant stream of political play-by-play will, it is hoped, drown out the pundits who frequent the same news shows again and again testing each other's boredom power (BP).
Its grim slums, incessant Ambassador taxi horns and unpleasant street odors tested us at first, but we eventually developed a great affection for the place.
Its grim slums, incessant Ambassador taxi horns and unpleasant street odors tested us at first, but we eventually developed a great affection for the place," Alex writes in this article for "T," the New York Times Style Magazine.
These characters exist to torment the long-suffering Ted, especially the shrill, incessant chatter of Graham Norton's Father Noel Furlong, who would test the patience of a saint.
