Sentence examples for tests raised from inspiring English sources

Capital One Financial's public statement following the stress tests raised similar concerns.

If these tests raised no red flags, he would need to test the protein as it appears in the pollen of transgenic orange blossoms.

Fifteen states of 39 that participated in fourth-grade math tests raised their scores from 1992 to 1996, and 7 of 36 states taking the fourth-grade reading tests improved their scores from 1992 to 1998.

But a vice president of the Regional Airlines Association, Scott W. Foose, said that while the number of failed tests raised questions, it was "not necessarily cause for alarm".

In 1991 the appeal court quashed convictions against Silcott, Engin Raghip and Mark Braithwaite after new tests raised concerns about the reliability of the evidence and claims it was fabricated.

Joshua Marquis, the district attorney in Clatsop County, Ore., has argued that many exonerated prisoners may not be innocent, but have been released because there was not enough evidence to retry them after DNA tests raised questions about their convictions.

Prescriptionless blood tests raise a host of questions.

The tests raise obvious questions about Lululemon's marketing.

Nevertheless, King is plainly right that graduation tests raise the stakes of standards-based reform to the highest pitch.

The push by the Treasury secretary, Timothy F. Geithner, for unionwide stress tests raises questions of its own.

A windfall tax should meet two tests: Raise a meaningful amount of cash and be clearly viewed as a one-time charge.