Sentence examples for most testing in from inspiring English sources

The last financial year (2009/10 – which ended in March) was one of the most testing in Guardian News & Media's (GNM) recent history.

But what was truly remarkable was that at the age of 41 she danced the leading role in The Sleeping Beauty – one of the most testing in the classical repertoire – for the first time.

England's children are some of the most tested in the world – and doctors, teachers and parents want change".

The ML showed higher forces in most tests in this deflection, while the Damon and the EL showed intermediate forces in relation to the others.

The London games promises to be the most tested in history and the biological passport will play some role in this.

Christine Blower, general secretary of the National Union of Teachers, said "our children are among the most tested in the world" and "we do not need more of the same".

"Our athletes, as confirmed by the IAAF, were the most tested in the world of athletics, so to say your athletes weren't tested is not exactly true," she said.

Most tests in other countries are open-ended measures scored by teachers, usually internal to the classroom or, occasionally, standardized across schools (typically in one or two grade levels).

BP released a statement last week, saying, "Seafood from the Gulf of Mexico is among the most tested in the world, and according to the FDA and NOAA, it is as safe now as it was before the accident".

Yearly, the school administers more Advanced Placement tests than any other school west of the Mississippi River, and the second most tests in the United States (2,237 total exams in the year 2005).

Of all CAM, SJW has been the most tested in clinical trials [ 6].