Sentence examples for unfair tests from inspiring English sources

But if the cognitive gap between black and white 5-year-olds has to do with the human and social capital children do or do not acquire at home and in the community -- and not, or at least not principally, with racism or unfair tests or different "cognitive styles" -- then we can't do without the explicit language of values and behavior.

After years of complaints about unfair testing, the department this year finally posted a digital clock and allowed applicants to wear wristwatches so they could track their own times.

"The time pressure will make this a particularly unfair test for students who need to translate from their mother tongue to English".

This also made it difficult to ice skate, which I tried, putting Snuggie to a bit of an unfair test at the Rockefeller Center rink.

The SAT gets little respect from educators or students because it is a limited and unfair test, one that the College Board spent 50 years claiming measured "aptitude" before finally abandoning that unsupportable claim in the 1990's.

Was it an unfair test?

Despite several players complaining the newly rebuilt layout was an unfair test, it did identify several potential Augusta challengers.

An unfair test because nobody was concentrating on using it properly, but fair because random use is when consumer electronics get interesting.

In line with the previous studies, Zhang (2007) identifies teachers' incompetence and indifference to the course and students, as well as unfair testing and boring presentations as significant demotivation factors.

The trip - which is supported by the comedian, actor and electric car fanatic Robert Llewellyn - seems to be motivated, at least in part, because they feel my test is an unfair test of electric cars.

So, in what is arguably an unfair test of a car designed mostly for short-distance motoring, the BBC decided to try to drive an electric Mini the 484 miles (778km) from London to Edinburgh.