Sentence examples for tested for decades from inspiring English sources

Trump, after all, established that a candidate can win the presidency without releasing his returns, a proposition no one had tested for decades.

A major aspect of comfort marketing is what brand managers call authenticity: reminding shoppers who seek value in the provenance of merchandise to suggest a product is worth buying because its quality has been tested for decades.

Lisa Villarreal, an education specialist at the San Francisco Foundation, a philanthropic organization, said Mr. Smith was already known as a rising young administrator who was "very, very taken" with concepts that had been tested for decades in New York — by Geoffrey Canada, an educator, in his Harlem Children's Zone, and by Richard Murphy of the Beacon Schools.

Numerous immunization approaches against Trypanosoma cruzi infection have been tested for decades, ranging from parasite extracts to genetically engineered parasites, and although some of them showed promising efficacy in animal models, a safe and potent vaccine for human use is not available today.

We then tested for decade effects on date-specific residuals from this spline.

By failing to destroy the survey samples taken, the MLB Players Associationn - the enormously powerful trade union which fought against any form of testing for decades - then left the way open for the federal prosecutors to come after the results in search of names.

These codes have been extensively used and tested for several decades and are shown to perform well when they analyze reactor cores containing regions with relatively homogeneous distributions of fuel, moderator and absorbing materials.

The null hypothesis is tested for each decade at each grid point for the period 1921 2000 CE.

Austerity has been tested for a decade in the Eurozone and has failed, while the proposals in Grillo's plan have been tested in other countries and have succeeded.

My teenage skin reacted badly to nylon – still does, probably, though I haven't tested that for decades – and the hideous synthetic blouses my school imposed on me left me with two, equally devastating choices: festering acne on my back, or my mum's triumphant solution, a thick cotton BHS vest.

But there are two very different types of the practice: the Mediterranean type, where you choose someone because he is the friend of your cousin's nephew; and the Anglo-Saxon type where you appoint your friend because you have tested him for decades.