Sentence examples for as defuse from inspiring English sources
Eric Butler, the coordinator of the restorative justice program at Ralph J. Bunche High School in Oakland, Calif., does not so much teach as defuse grenades of conflict.
Mr. President, early warning and preventive action can help deter human rights violations as well as defuse situations that may lead to armed conflicts.
Unlike other fusion finding algorithms, such as deFuse and TopHat-Fusion, which apply a threshold on the number of supporting reads to ensure the false discovery rate is controlled, JAFFA can detect fusions with a single read, without compromising the false discovery rate.
It's the chance of a girl's lifetime, if only walking the runway hadn't suddenly become as dangerous as defusing land mines in a war zone.
Tweaking how a popular app or function works is as dangerous as defusing a bomb; get it wrong and you can just be left with wreckage.
The ones with newborns are even more hopeless — and the shows about them tend to make caring for a baby look about as enjoyable, and as intuitive, as defusing a bomb.
Fresh from an interview on Radio 4's Today programme in which he described his job as defusing "the biggest time bomb in history", Hester admitted being concerned about the long-term impact of the political furore surrounding his bonus, but refused to respond to any of the politicians who have singled out the RBS boss and his pay packet for criticism.
There were five response options: (a) meetings such as defusing, debriefing or others; (b) meeting that marked transitions in work; (c) a psychologist/psychiatrist, priest or others; (d) gatherings; and (e) others.
As was the case in 2008, unwinding that complex relationship can be as delicate as defusing a bomb.
7. "When are you going to bring the baby over?" You need to understand that getting a newborn out of the house can sometimes feel as daunting as defusing a bomb in under 30 seconds.
The romanticisation of the Highlands and the adoption of Jacobitism into mainstream culture have been seen as defusing the potential threat to the Union with England, the House of Hanover and the dominant Whig government.
