Sentence examples for dangerous test from inspiring English sources

Science, evidence, risk, children; we have seen this dangerous test of science policy before.

Finally, Soderling hit another forehand wide, brining an end to a dangerous test for Federer.

Instead, I went to a track operated by Bosch, the German auto supplier, to try a less dangerous test.

Or the Baltic states, where the worth of Nato's security guarantees could be put to a dangerous test?

Yasir Arafat today accepted the terms of a dangerous test that the Israeli government has for months demanded that he take.

But, he added, the first dangerous test will come at the end of June, the season for Protestant parades in the North.

He used cats, chimpanzees, and human subjects for his research, but reserved the most dangerous tests for himself.

But over all, we suspect that spending would come down through elimination of a lot of unnecessary or even dangerous tests and treatments.

It may be that a certain awe associated with the two great elements of fire and water made them appear preeminently suitable for dangerous tests by which God himself was to pass on guilt or innocence.

In a conference call with reporters, lawyers for the Natural Resources Defense Council sought to minimize the importance of the decision, stressing that the Navy had agreed to abide by other restrictions on the exercises and that the group's work in monitoring and seeking to modify what it called dangerous testing and training would continue.

Potentially dangerous tests (high intensity x-rays) have usually been avoided.