Sentence examples for prospect of tests from inspiring English sources

England will talk up the prospect of Tests with Ireland Indiaa with Pakistan.

Yet Taylor is clearly attracted to the prospect of testing herself against male cricketers.

And the Englishman is savouring the prospect of testing himself against Europe's best.

Exeter Chiefs boss Rob Baxter says his side are relishing the prospect of testing themselves in the Heineken Cup.

Phil Simmons's Ireland side will go into the tournament with the tantalising prospect of Test cricket now dangling in front of them following the International Cricket Council's decision to set up a new play-off system.

Murray has dropped only one set - against Janko Tipsarevic in the last eight - en route to the final and said he was relishing the prospect of testing himself against Djokovic.

Many seemed undaunted by the prospect of testing, provided they were given training.

Among women in all the ethnic groups studied, the prospect of testing HPV positive raised questions about protection and safe sex behaviour.

The prospect of testing positive for HPV raised important issues for women's relationships in terms of trust, blame, fidelity and protection through safer sex, and testing had the potential to communicate unwanted messages to one's partner, family and the wider community about trust and sexual behaviour.

These examples highlight the recent genetic discoveries that have raised the prospect of testing patients for these variants before they are prescribed drugs, so that those at risk of lack of response or of adverse drug reactions can be considered for other treatment options or careful monitoring.

Students — and parents — may groan at the prospect of more tests, but the self-quizzing involved in retrieval practice need not provoke any anxiety.