Sentence examples for tests means from inspiring English sources

We've learned that an athlete's denials mean nothing, that passing drug tests means nothing.

Missing your eye tests means many eye conditions go unnoticed outside of the examination room.

A Guardian analysis suggests that rigging the emissions tests means VW may be responsible for adding nearly 1m tonnes of air pollution every year.

The fact that so many players involved in the scandal managed to dodge drug tests means that yet more stringent measures need to be implemented.

That it currently bats 0 for 3 on those tests means it risks losing more than just a few international matches.

In a letter sent to VW, Orrin Hatch, chairman of the committee, said the use of the defeat devices to manipulate tests means the company may have made false representations to the US government in securing the tax incentives.

Such narrow litmus tests mean little to me.

I became fascinated by what the tests meant to these scientists.

Gilbert said an over-emphasis on tests meant pupils did not receive a rounded education.

New scientific tests meant Silcott's alleged confession could no longer be relied upon.

Employers use a wide range of tests meant to assess skills, intelligence, personality and honesty.