Sentence examples for tested not just from inspiring English sources

The idea is being tested not just in the NHS, but in education and for homeless people.

In this way, the researchers tested not just how people interact, but how they act individually when homogeneity and diversity are assumed to be relevant facts.

The market potential when every kid in every state is tested not just for reading and math but for every subject every year boggles the mind.

Crucially, in 2015 she tested not just Ancestry's kit, but also those from two other suppliers – and got worryingly different results.

Alex Castellanos, a Republican strategist not affiliated with any of the candidates, said, "Santorum is now being tested — not just his position on issues, it's his stability, his maturity that is being tested".

When it is not at war, Israel has tested not just Mr Obama, but also George W Bush and Bill Clinton before him, with its settlement building in the West Bank.

The number of businesses that test not just applicants, but employees, is also on the rise.

It is testing not just traffic and readership levels – which so far remain unchanged – but the content mix too.

PARCC tests not just outcomes but also people; all meaningful assessments must take that reality into account.

What happens next may test not just the government's powers of diplomacy, but of imagination itself.

But it's been a good experience over all, testing not just myself but all the other guys and players to see where we're at.