Sentence examples for tough to test from inspiring English sources

So if you truly believe an interviewer was being rude and arrogant, rather than just acting tough to test you, then maybe he or she wouldn't make such a great future boss after all.

Still, some toxicologists and industry groups have long disputed the assertion that endocrine disrupters can trigger effects at minimal doses; this idea can be tough to test in lab animals, which are usually exposed to high doses in toxicology studies.

San Francisco's Board of Supervisors made it a lot tougher to test delivery robots this week.

It's a lot tougher to test Albert Einstein's theory of gravity the general theory of relativity which says that the gravity of an object warps space and time around it.

"It's a tough pool but we want to test ourselves and get out of the pool if we possibly can.

And it's a fiendish final equation designed to test the toughest mind.

And you've to be mentally tough to play test cricket".

I thought 'this is going to be tough', but you've got to test yourself.

"I certainly think it's a good endeavor, but it's very tough" to develop a new test, said Paul Danos, dean of the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth.

In response, the commission issued strict new regulations, which took effect on June 28, prohibiting the sale of all drop-side cribs and ordering manufacturers to strengthen slats and mattress supports, make hardware more durable and subject their products to tougher testing.

But manufacturers must also strengthen the crib slats and mattress supports, make crib hardware more durable and subject their products to tougher testing.