Sentence examples for tests raising from inspiring English sources

Wilson High in Northwest went from 666 to 775 Advanced Placement tests, raising its rating on the Challenge Index to 2.541, the highest ever attained by the school.

Mr. Kim spent last year conducting a series of nuclear and intercontinental ballistic missile tests, raising tensions and a risk of war with the United States.

"The fact that there's two different tests raising two separate questions creates a significant hurdle and starts to be problematic for the athlete," said Gary Wadler, the former chairman of WADA's prohibited list and methods committee.

I thus faced a choice: I could get a scan that not only raised his exposure to radiation, but also ran the risk of uncovering incidental findings requiring further tests, raising further stress; or I could reassure him and stick to what I thought was the right course for him.

If school reform were meeting its objectives -- closing the achievement gap, improving US students' standing on international tests, raising standards, and preparing all students for higher education and work in the 21st century -- the case for making arts education a strategic element of public education might quickly be closed.

In the BPP pilot project, patients are charged a user fee for laboratory tests; raising this user fee to cover these 3,700 tests may be possible and represent only a small increase in the per-test charge.

Prescriptionless blood tests raise a host of questions.

The tests raise obvious questions about Lululemon's marketing.

While negotiations between Russia and India dragged on, India's nuclear tests raised the stakes.

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

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