Sentence examples for personal testing from inspiring English sources

It has the feel of a very personal testing of loyalties to a former president who once always seemed to be adding to the "Friends of Bill" list, and to a sitting senator who, if not so driven as her husband to win over everyone, used her fame to help elect other Democrats.

'AMÉLIE' -- It takes a depressive to make a great, glowingly optimistic film, and coming from Jean-Pierre Jeunet, you know that every ounce of charm and feeling in this stylized tale of a helpful Parisian waif (Audrey Tautou) has survived the most rigorous personal testing.

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The uptake rate by carers for personal testing > 70% is also higher than anticipated.

A systematic review and synthesis of qualitative papers on treatment adherence that focussed primarily on adults [ 11] found a reluctance to take medicines in general; a preference to take as little as possible; a widespread practice of personal testing of medicines, mainly for adverse effects; and patients modifying treatment regimens to make them more acceptable.

The festival, for Merchandise, is more of a personal test.

He always conveyed the impression that Iraq was a personal test.

The Kosovo crisis is her first really personal test on the international stage.

General Pace tells associates how he unknowingly won an early personal test when he held his own with Mr. Rumsfeld.

Burke went to Manhattan as a kind of personal test because "I figured it would be the most extreme place to do it".

A slightly more personal test of the Queen's popularity, perhaps, is the public's take on whether or not she deserved a pay rise.