Sentence examples for tests has begun from inspiring English sources

The shift from large, centralized testing facilities, to in-clinic and at-home tests has begun.

Since then, drug tests have begun to work better, the blood passport has come in, so it's harder for people to dope.

Dr. Crim retired in 1988, and a year later it was reported that student scores on standard tests had begun to drop while he was superintendent.

The tests have begun more than six months ahead of schedule as AstraZeneca rushes to get the drug to market ahead of rivals.

Ethiopia, which will receive £261m this year, announced in February that it was making plans to launch its own satellite and that tests had begun.

Frank Maisano, a spokesman for the Taiwanese shipping firm that owns the vessel, dubbed A Whale, confirmed on Saturday that tests had begun.

Britain, meanwhile, plans to introduce body scanners in its airports by the end of the month; tests have begun at Heathrow in London, and at airports in Manchester and other sites.

"I hope the testing has begun," he said.

Our debate on the ethics of DNA testing has begun.

A test has begun, in Orange County, Calif., where FasTrak went into use in 1993.

Over all, in the last decade, the share of those not passing the test has begun to soar.