Sentence examples for defuse some of its from inspiring English sources
The mass of publicity, revealing the film's contrivance, must surely defuse some of its terrors.
Protests were building against the regime, and the Wall, and officials hoped to defuse some of it with a few signs of openness.
In contrast to previous years, Mr. Giuliani praised others, talked about progress being a team effort and worked to defuse some of his more explosive past criticisms.
But the fact that it is told in retrospect, by the middle-aged Corey, now at peace with the world, defuses some of its disruptive force.
If these policies change, it could defuse some of the biggest sources of tension in the growing economic relations between China and the United States.
To its relief the earthquake helped defuse some of this anger, which was threatening to overshadow the Beijing Olympics in August.
Thus a legal separation of DeepMind from the Google ad business could help defuse some of the concerns around similar data-sharing arrangements DeepMind — via its internal 'Health' division — seeks to ink in future.
But even those skeptical of the results of Mr. Paulson's initiative say it has helped defuse some of the tension between the nations.
Having no Shinawatra as leader would be an obvious way to defuse some of the tension.
