Sentence examples for test making from inspiring English sources

Dell said yesterday that it would open two mall stores this summer as a test, making them a hybrid of Dell's direct model and a conventional electronics store.

Last May it said it would open two mall stores as a test, making them a hybrid of Dell's direct strategy and a conventional electronics store.

Mr. Josephson, the Democratic lawyer, asserted that it would be impossible for Republicans to meet the commission's test, making it a Pyrrhic victory for Mr. Schundler.

A presence test – making it sufficient that they be in England, even if only as a visitor – would have removed that obstacle.

He could be subject to legal challenge if he failed to meet that test, making "hands-off" a prudent path to follow.

Stanley H. Kaplan became eminent in the world of test taking while challenging those eminent in the world of test making.

Southern Hills Country Club is difficult to play under any conditions, but steady winds today added to the test, making club selection difficult at times.

That means they could get no more than four wrong answers on the English test and five on the math test, making every missed question a costly one.

These evaluations contributed to the adaptation of the intervention and indicated that women are capable of carrying out and interpreting an LSUP-test, making the study possible to conduct.

(Test-making corporations like McGraw-Hill, however, have no complaints).

For test-making companies, the issue of bias resonates throughout the process.