Sentence examples for testing era from inspiring English sources

Selig has held up Braun as a success story of the testing era.

The most prominent stars to be suspended in the testing era are Rafael Palmeiro and Manny Ramirez, but both were somewhat predictable.

They say the rules are also discouraging young researchers from entering the field at a time when weapons designers of the testing era are nearing retirement and must transmit their knowledge to a new generation.

Even in the testing era, which for the United States ended in 1992, explosions were used more for creating and building new weapons -- which the nation is no longer doing -- than for testing the existing stockpile for reliability, the report says.

This will be the first time the event has been staged at Muirfield in the drug testing era.

The end of the nuclear testing era brought a gradual decline in funding for radioecology; investment in the field following Chernobyl proved to be only temporary.

Aging is harder in the drug-testing era.

Giambi remained a productive regular through age 37, well into the drug-testing era.

Robson stated his case this week with a 163 in Middlesex's Division One win over Nottinghamshire at HQ – where England will begin their new Test era against Sri Lanka on 12 June.

Watchful waiting (WW) is a strategy from the pre-PSA test era for patients with limited life expectancy.

It is well known that in the pre parentage-test era, the frequency of false paternity, especially of the cows, was reasonable high (up to 23% [ 9]).