Sentence examples for test makes from inspiring English sources

Conceptually, the test makes sense.

The test makes extraordinary physical and mental demands on its participants.

A second failed test makes them ineligible for welfare for three years.

"Teaching to the test makes your students do worse on the tests," Ms. Phillips said.

We can never tell how often a test makes an individual better or improves her prospects of survival.

Gentiles might be surprised that for Jews by birth this traditional test makes no reference to faith or behaviour.

The bank's PR machine is keen to point out that the latest stress test "makes no real difference to customers on a day-to-day basis".

The RealAge test makes it easier for people to lie about whether they can touch their toes or complete a dozen situps.

Adding the required counseling before and after the test makes New York's law one of the most stringent in the country.

Yet America's secretive space plans worry even some of its friends, too.China's anti-satellite test makes a race to weaponise space more likely.

The finger of blame seemed to be pointing at GPs, although Bush and Fleming acknowledge that the lack of an objective test makes things difficult for doctors trying to make a diagnosis.