Sentence examples for the test becomes from inspiring English sources

Once your false positives begin to dwarf your true positives, a positive result from the test becomes pretty unhelpful.

The evidence is so thin that the test becomes subjective -- does the play sound Shakespearean? -- and my own ears left the theater feeling indecisive.

No government is likely to abandon the principle of incapacity benefit re-assessment but they will seek a root and branch review that ensure that the test becomes more sensitive and puts the individual first, rather than welfare cash savings.

For those who aren't permanently maimed — fifty-eight jockeys are currently supported by the Permanently Disabled Jockeys Fund — the test becomes whether they can ever ride with the same confidence they had before the injury.

But a nice byproduct of their virtue, as Zwick points out, is that when the test becomes optional, candidates who choose to submit their results are likely to have high scores, so the school's average SAT score goes up, and U.S. News approves.

Ms. Bader's two-hander takes the situation of a tutor's being hired to coach a bratty high school senior for her SATs, then gives the characters so much improbable back history that her score on the test becomes a life-and-death struggle.

On Friday, the test became fodder for the American presidential campaign.

Even after the test became available, many chose not to know.

Once the test became common in blood banks in the early 1970s, infections through transfusions fell 25 percent, according to the Inventors Hall of Fame, which inducted Dr. Millman in 1993.

"Previously, under guidance given by the court of appeal in the case of Pereira [the vulnerability test], applicants had to show that they were more vulnerable than an 'ordinary homeless person' … So the test became 'more vulnerable than the vulnerable'.

And the longer before the disease developed, the less accurate the test became.