Sentence examples for a delicate test from inspiring English sources

A delicate test rig is constructed and experimental data are acquired under various testing conditions.

Envy of a friend, the sentiment infamously known as "frenvy," can take either form -- malicious or benign -- which makes it a delicate test of your affection, says Julie Exline, Ph.D., a psychologist at Case Western Reserve University.

The disputed outcome complicates what had already become a delicate diplomatic test for China, which claims sovereignty over Taiwan, and the United States, Taiwan's main ally.

The handling of the Ram temple issue has become not only a measure of India's integrity as a secular democracy but also a delicate political test for the Bharatiya Janata Party, which leads the country's coalition government.

[North Korea had not made any statement about the incident as of this morning.] The Japanese government has refused to say if the man had positively been identified as Mr. Kim, which could be a major embarrassment for the North Korean government and a delicate diplomatic test for Japan's new leader, Junichiro Koizumi.

"Every law student learns that there is a delicate balancing test to see if the prejudicial impact outweighs the probative value before such evidence is admitted," but "they quickly learn that in practice the balance always comes out in favor of admitting gruesome crime-scene photos, autopsy pictures, 911 calls, everything".

The tentative and still largely potential softening of relations between Washington and Tehran in the wake of the nuclear deal seems to have passed a delicate initial test.

The most delicate test ahead may involve, not the Iranians, but Saudi Arabia and the other Arab Gulf States.

After some delicate tests with a voltmeter, we came up with a solution.

Theirs is a delicate task.

Winning it all becomes a delicate balance — not a test of dominance so much as timing.