Sentence examples for testing meant from inspiring English sources

Rapid testing meant a prick to the finger and 20 minutes of waiting in bitter agony.

Means testing meant that even Cyril's income from a paper round was included when his father's dole money was being assessed.

Testing meant first looking at a fork, feeling its weight in the palm of a hand and then, if it seemed especially promising, pantomiming a bite.

The government says young people were let down by the old exam system; that frequent testing meant not enough time was spent on "deep learning" and not enough attention was paid to grammar, spelling and punctuation.

Expectations were low for a team who had spent the previous two years near to the back of the grid, but impressive performances in testing meant they arrived in Melbourne as contenders and Button duly delivered.

For decades, however, their location inside a military base dedicated to top-secret weapons testing meant that the only people who knew or cared about the petroglyphs were a handful of Native American tribes, professional archaeologists, and a subculture of Indian art geeks and New Age vision seekers.

And no testing means no accountability.

The productive testing means a large-scale test prior to commercial production and application.

Genetic testing means more women who may feel comfortable not taking the drug.

Means testing means bigger, less efficient government.

The large number of particles requiring testing means that alternative approaches to animal testing are needed.