Sentence examples for tests hard from inspiring English sources

But in the US Daraprim is difficult to copy as a generic because its market, though profitable, is tiny and its government approvals have been "grandfathered" in from the 1940s before the rules were tightened dramatically in the 1960s, making the more modern required drug safety tests hard to replicate by a rival.

The state made the tests harder to pass in 2010, and scores plunged.

The next year, the state made its tests harder to pass, causing a plummet in progress report grades in 2010.

As a rule, doctors dislike performing mammograms on younger women because their breast tissue is denser, making the tests harder to interpret.

on Tuesday Brendan Barber, the TUC general secretary, attacked the policy saying the government was making the tests harder to save money "by excluding more people".

In 2009-10, less than 15 percent of participating schools won, costing $4 million, after the state made its elementary and middle school tests harder to pass.

But this year, New York State decided to make its tests harder to pass.

"The good side is at least our sport is still testing hard.

Another test, hard on its heels, will be an agreement on sanctions against Iran.

SMART, the system used to test hard drives for imminent failure, is all but worthless and there is no direct correlation between active usage and potential failure.

In the cutting experiments, the tested hard material coating systems demonstrated significantly enhanced wear behaviour in comparison to a conventional coating based on TiAlN.