Sentence examples for testing tough from inspiring English sources

It's a very testing, tough Open championship.

And banks are bound to find the market's stress tests tougher than the one they just completed.

The Agriculture Department credits testing and tough enforcement, while the industry credits improvements in processing plants.

If American policymakers are brave, and make their tests tough, Europeans may have to put aside their plans to unwind on the beach this summer.

Memphis will be tested by tough games this week, against Phoenix, New Orleans and the surprising Oklahoma City Thunder.

*Make the entrance test tougher.

To the Editor: I am not at all sure that simply making standardized tests tougher, as your editorial advocates, would make any real difference.

To the Editor: David Steiner, the New York State education commissioner, has made the right decision to raise passing scores and make state tests tougher.

The tests are expected to cover three years to 2016, and the European Banking Authority, which is overseeing the tests, is allowing local regulators – such as the Bank of England – to make their tests tougher.

And it's a fiendish final equation designed to test the toughest mind.

When tested on tougher terrain, Mr Corbyn is intellectually and rhetorically hopeless.