Many family doctors resist testing at all.
I just can't resist testing readers' brains with a bit of detective work!
"But then you're limited by your own two hands, right?" Still, sometimes he can't resist testing devices on himself.
Given the dollar's recent plunge against the euro and growing complaints that China is unfairly holding down its currency, we cannot resist testing whether a Starbucks "tall latte index" reaches the same conclusions as our Big Mac index.
It's like a health-care Groundhog Day where Americans wake up to the same tired arguments for government-run care every morning, simply because Democratic Presidents can't resist testing the same pick-up lines on an unwilling America.
Industrial customers take six to nine months to try out a new product, but they resist testing Iridium because they don't want to be locked into the service if the company isn't going to be around in six months, says Timothy O'Neil of Soundview Technology Group.
Industrial customers take six to nine months to try out a new product, but they could resist testing Iridium because they don't want to be locked into the service if the company isn't going to be around in six months, says Timothy O'Neil of Soundview Technology Group.
Clearly tempted by the state of flux in the Arab world, and the fact that the U.S. presidential election season is in full swing, extremist elements among the right-wing Israeli government could not resist testing the limits.
After his death, the union warned players to be "extremely reluctant" to use products containing ephedra, but it has resisted testing for amphetamines.
But in Alabama, Arkansas, Colorado, Louisiana, Michigan, Mississippi and New Mexico, Mr. Scheck said, prosecutors often resisted testing requests on the ground that even a positive result would not conclusively establish innocence.
