Sentence examples for test raising from inspiring English sources

Almost immediately, however, the boundaries of the new policy were put to the test, raising questions about precisely what constitutes a home invasion.

One possible reason for the "remarkable" scores, he said, was that 12 of the 50 questions had also been used on the 1999 sixth-grade test, raising the possibility that students had seen them before.

It is a substance that has proved extremely difficult to detect, but baseball will now try, moving ahead of other leagues like the N.F.L. There, the players have backed away from the H.G.H. test, raising various reservations.

So as soon as Cameron trailed his intention to deny social or council housing to new migrants for up to five years, it was quickly pointed out that local councils already have the power to set their own local residence test, raising doubts about how substantive the proposed change will actually prove.

U.S. and Israeli officials initially refused to comment on the test, raising questions about who was behind the launch and what was targeted.

However, one instance of HIV positivity according to Determine™/EIA was negative on the clinic-provided test, raising major concerns.

For Ford, the new bumper test raised an initial doubt about the redesign of its Explorer.

The latest missile test raises the stakes for negotiators and for Iran's neighbors.

The eye test raises a similar choice, with an added twist.

That test raised the possibility that someone else might have been involved in the crime, but state officials insisted it was not conclusive.

Mr. Washington was nine days from execution in 1994 when his death sentence was commuted to life by Gov. L. Douglas Wilder, a Democrat, after an initial DNA test raised doubts about his guilt.