Sentence examples for tested too much from inspiring English sources

Chelsea: Man for man marking Petr Cech Made some important second-half saves but never tested too much.

Dr. DeHaven said Japan tested too much, "like a doctor testing every patient who comes through the door for prostate cancer".

Unfortunately, this becomes a very contested area because many educators and parents feel students are already being tested too much.

That devotion to the so-called Hastert Rule -- a name that has fallen out of favor since former Speaker Dennis Hastert pleaded guilty to paying hush money to conceal a past misdeed -- probably won't be tested too much on the omnibus.

In an interview, Mr. Jiang said Chinese schools emphasized testing too much, and produced students who lacked curiosity and the ability to think critically or independently.

Considering these results, we examined different cutoff points that would increase the specificity without lowering the sensitivity of Step 1 tests too much, and assessed the possibility of simplification of the Step 2 tests to shorten administration time.

Giving the person you are testing too much warning beforehand could allow him or her time to alter the test by staying clean for a number of hours or even securing clean urine to substitute for their own.

Problem No. 1: Too many tests, too much emphasis.

Because, in recent years, English schooling has had too much teaching to the test, too much focus on C/D borderline, too many early and multiple entries for examinations.

About a quarter of primary schools in England boycotted the tests last year, saying they objected to the way the results were used in league tables, and led schools to "teach to the test" too much.

"Race to Nowhere" spreads the blame around: No Child Left Behind, bubble tests, too much mind-numbing homework and -- yes -- parents who are more concerned with their own social status than with the health and well being of their children.