Sentence examples for news tested from inspiring English sources

Like the Blackwelders, the Pages had a close relationship with the team at Children's, but the news tested their loyalty.

At least one tabloid has examined them; in June, the Daily News tested iPads at a few Apple stores and turned up, among other microbes, Staphylococcus aureus, the most common cause of staph infections, and Corynebacterium minutissimum, a bacteria commonly associated with skin rash.

(Dakar.com) In other motorsports news: Testing continues at Daytona International Speedway in preparation for the beginning of the Nascar Sprint Cup stock car season.

NEWS Testing the theory that it often takes a crisis to bring Europeans together, 11 foreign ministers, led by Guido Westerwelle of Germany, have called for a big increase in economic, political, diplomatic and even military integration within the European Union.

Local news stations tested ShaveMate razors on the air.

Take your eyes off the Sochi Olympics long enough to take our Week to Week news quiz and test your current affairs skills.

Such news can test love.

The confluence of bad news is testing the administration and lawmakers as they struggle to respond to a slump that began with the mortgage market collapse.

"For news companies, testing these approaches and then measuring what works best is the price of admission for the mobile social age".

One woman from the Trenton area, unconnected to the postal system or the news media, has tested positive, too.

The gameshow music is interrupted only by the occasional burst of breaking news: Saddam has tested a missile!