Sentence examples for crises are defused from inspiring English sources
However, he criticizes its suburban nature, saying: "All the family crises are defused within a week or two.
Indian troops were nearly ordered to cross the border, but the crisis was defused.
That crisis was defused when the commissioner ruled that the board had acted illegally.
Then the president refused to accept either resignation and the crisis was defused.
He said the crisis was defused by the local government, backed by the police, although officers sided with the workers.
But the crisis was defused at the last minute when the government of President Asif Ali Zardari agreed to reinstate the supreme court chief.
Days of tension followed, but in the end there was no military strike, no invasion, and the crisis was defused with a Soviet agreement, announced on Oct. 28, to withdraw the missiles.
The crisis was defused by the head of Iraq's election commission in Baghdad, backed by the Americans, who said that Kurds who can provide proof that they had been uprooted by Mr Hussein's regime after 1975, when his Arabisation took off, would indeed be allowed to vote.
The stock market will move up when the Iraq crisis is resolved and the North Korea crisis is defused.
Liquidity demands, though, will increase, and the gold price will correspondingly fall when the war with Iraq is over assuming the Korean crisis is defused.
