Sentence examples for tests making from inspiring English sources

The two districts — which previously passed and failed the same compactness tests, making for a murky debate — can now be subjected to the same holistic test.

Until now, baseball has declined to give yearly figures for first-time positive tests, making it difficult to gauge the persistence of amphetamine use.

That deal collapsed about 10 years ago, and North Korea has since conducted three nuclear tests – making them a de facto nuclear state.

De Kock – who keeps wicket, a position under scrutiny owing to the strain being put on AB de Villiers – has played six Tests, making 264 runs.

The United States and others restricted technology exports to India in response to its 1998 nuclear tests, making Israel's responsiveness all the more welcome here.

Another limitation arises from the failure to test participants' hearing over time, as happened with cognitive tests, making associations more difficult to tease out.

Do these monstrous annual endurance tests make and break leaders?

The tests make "little kids vomit, pee their pants".

He is well aware of the criticisms of the tests made by his and other companies.

The product will compete with two tests made by Roche Holding of Switzerland.

Ideally, better tests make better learners, but testing is only part of an effective feedback loop.