Sentence examples for made testing from inspiring English sources

Politicians like Gov. George W. Bush of Texas, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, have made testing students a priority.

But he asserted that the Antiballistic Missile Treaty the United States signed with the Soviet Union in 1972 has made testing, much less deploying, antimissile technology next to impossible.

He asked lawmakers to allow counties to use a software patch that could potentially improve their electronic voting systems and suggested that once those improvements were made, testing data from other states be used to expedite the certification process in Colorado.

This idea germinated with the discovery of skulls in Georgia during the early 1990s.Because of its proximity to Europe, Turkey had always been considered another possible migration route, but a lack of fossil evidence in the country made testing such theories impossible.

The field for Europe's richest handicap was reduced to 14, the smallest for more than 60 years, because of underfoot conditions made testing by overnight torrents, but the Warren Place team could not have been happier had they performed a rain dance themselves.

Three full-scale columns with different amount of transverse reinforcement (volumetric ratio of 1.31, 0.33, and 0.22) were tested in a specially made testing setup.

From WG to Compton, there have been 155 England batsmen who have made Test match hundreds.

Fig. 2 photograph of the custom made test set-up.

Studies on in-house placements generally support the use of locally made tests.

Some colleges have made test scores optional altogether!

Lewis felt pressure not only to make testing targets but to meet more ambitious attendance goals.