Sentence examples for most dangerous tests from inspiring English sources

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

The most dangerous test is a small chain of islands in the East China Sea that the Chinese call the Diaoyu and the Japanese the Senkaku.

South Korean striker Yun Il-Lok, also making his international debut, proved one of their most dangerous attacking weapons testing Galekovic three times in the opening 18 minutes.

Assuming that the device was indeed nuclear, the step makes North Korea the eighth nation in history, and arguably the most unstable and most dangerous, to openly test a nuclear weapon.

With a steep descent over mountains and in between skyscrapers, the approach to Hong Kong's Kai Tak airport was notorious for being one of the most dangerous in aviation, and tested a pilot's skills to the maximum.

According to Honda, the air bag was among the most dangerous made by Takata, with tests showing a nearly 50% chance of the inflator rupturing in a crash.

While moments of calm and pleasure can be found in his travelogue ("there's nothing better than the vibration of a ship's engines gently surging underfoot," Mr. Hoffman writes about a trip down the Amazon), he is constantly on the lookout for the next "most dangerous conveyance" on which to test his nerves and rattle our sense of complacency.

"License suspension alone is unlikely to persuade the most dangerous offenders. . . to agree to a test," he wrote.

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A stall recovery maneuver, one of the most dangerous flight conditions, is selected as the test case.

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