Sentence examples for test meaning from inspiring English sources

The samples are taken the same way as for a Pap test, meaning women still need to get into stirrups.

She said, 'I'd rather die.' She said to Mallayev, 'Misha, don't you understand that it's a test?' Meaning that God is testing them.

Only you can lose your own virginity or pass your own driving test, meaning that a milestone marks an encounter with oneself.

Indeed, while criminal cases will continue, even constitutional guarantees for a speedy trial could be put to the test, meaning potential dismissals of less serious charges.

But early this year, Citigroup flunked the Fed's stress test, meaning that it wasn't allowed to follow through on its plans to buy back $6.4bn of stock or quintuple its minuscule 1 cent per share quarterly dividend.

"I think there will almost certainly have been private undertakings by Bibi [Netanyahu] to adhere more rigorously to the embarrassment test, meaning no settlement announcements or developments, evictions or demolitions in both Jerusalem and the West Bank," Levy said.

March 13: Stress Test Fails: Citigroup and three other major banks flunk Federal Reserve "stress tests," meaning they didn't plan to have enough capital to survive a major downturn.

For starters, Google Desktop is officially in beta testing, meaning that Google doesn't consider it to be finished.

The Google initiative is still in beta testing, meaning that a limited number of advertisers are able to participate.

Evolution will be the sole origin-of-life theory on the tests, meaning that schools that avoid teaching Darwinian theory may put their students at a disadvantage.

Children under 15 do not receive blood testing, meaning there is "extremely limited screening for communicable/infectious diseases", according to the report.