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Meaning of trial period
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trial period (n)
a period of time during which someone or something is tested
trial period Sentence Examples
- The new product comes with a 30-day trial period to allow customers to test it before purchasing.
- The software vendor offered a limited-time trial period for its latest release.
- During the trial period, users can access all features of the subscription at no cost.
- The employment contract included a three-month trial period to assess the candidate's suitability for the role.
- The trial period for the new medication proved successful in reducing the patient's symptoms.
- The jury selection process involved a trial period where potential jurors were questioned by both parties.
- The company implemented a trial period for its flexible work arrangement policy to gauge employee feedback.
- The fitness center offers a one-week trial period for potential members to experience its facilities.
- The new banking app comes with a 90-day trial period to allow customers to try its services without commitment.
- The experimental drug underwent a clinical trial period to evaluate its safety and effectiveness.
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a period of time during which someone or something is tested
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The new product comes with a 30-day trial period to allow customers to test it before purchasing.
The software vendor offered a limited-time trial period for its latest release.
During the trial period, users can access all features of the subscription at no cost.
The employment contract included a three-month trial period to assess the candidate's suitability for the role.
