Sentence examples for testing had made from inspiring English sources

During that session, he explained that extensive polling and focus-group testing had made clear that "the people we've got to win in this election, by and large, voted for Barack Obama".

Pre-season testing had made that more obvious, but it was only when the cars first hit the track in Albert Park this weekend that the true extent of their superiority became apparent.

"Three-quarters of Americans believe that the increase in student testing had made no difference or hurt the schools," said Bill Bushaw, executive director of PDK.

On Thursday, Facebook revealed that a bug in a new feature it was testing had made public posts that 14 million of its users thought were private.

These days, though, genetic testing has made determining paternity simple, even routine.

Other politicians who regularly opine on the need for greater public school accountability via high-stakes testing have made similar choices.

"All of these years of 'road testing' have made it clear that some parts of the law do not operate as intended, and the law needs to be updated to apply consistently across all platforms, including digital," the spokeswoman said.

As you can imagine, the time and money that would be involved in such an extensive battery of testing have made metabolomics difficult to study.

"Years of testing has made it clear that video previews help our members browse less and discover new content more quickly.

In many countries, test-and-slaughter policies based on tuberculin skin testing have made a significant impact on the control of bovine tuberculosis (caused by infection with Mycobacterium bovis).

Both the donor and the recipient should know that for more than 11 years DNA testing has made anonymity a thing of the past.