Sentence examples similar to delicate assessment from inspiring English sources
Indeed, our cases have recognized in other contexts that the materiality inquiry, involving as it does "delicate assessments of the inferences a 'reasonable [decisionmaker]' would draw from a given set of facts and the significance of those inferences to him..
That's why the Supreme Court in a later refinement said that "these delicate assessments of the inferences a reasonable shareholder would draw from a given set of facts and the significance of those inferences to him are peculiarly ones for the trier of fact".
The final verdict in delicate aesthetic assessments, however, is usually left to a human or a panel of human experts.
Reliable EBS performance assessment requires the delicate numerical modeling of the buffer and backfill.
Directors of the 300-odd buildings with that name around the globe, apprehensive but resolute, gathered this week in São Paulo at an annual conference that was quickly dominated by sobering assessments of their delicate situation.
However, the method seems to end with a delicate categorization rather than with a valuable assessment.
This makes choice of any test species in the context of environmental risk assessments of veterinary pharmaceuticals particularly delicate (Blanckenhorn et al. 2013).
Beyond the assessment of Mr. Carter's talks was the delicate question of whether the administration had tried to dissuade him from making contact with Hamas.
1), Jonathan Mahler says it is "hard to disagree" with Dickey's "assessment" that the New York Police Departmenttion been able to "negotiate the delicate balance between protecting the city and preserving civil liberties".
But recent winters have been ending earlier than ever before, according to a new assessment of Britain's wildlife that reveals global warming could be disrupting the delicate balance of nature.
