Sentence examples for defuse some of that from inspiring English sources
Luckily there is a DAB radio, so BBC Radio 6 Music can defuse some of that.
This kind of technology could defuse some of that frustration.
U.S. administrators hope that this sense of involvement will defuse some of the anger that is undermining the American-led occupation, especially in cities in Sunni-dominated central Iraq, where small-scale attacks continue against U.S. troops.
It might also be a way for Iran to defuse some of the tensions that have been building between Basij militants and the government.
Operating semi-independently has helped defuse some of the suspicion that commonly surrounds town-gown relationships.
In asking for their coöperation and putting them in the firing line, he is clearly hoping to defuse some of the criticisms that he has faced.
Not having a draft may also help defuse some of the class-based resentments that made the Vietnam protests so unpopular with many Americans, especially blue-collar families whose sons were serving overseas.
Steven Platt, president of the National Employment Lawyers Association, whose members represent employees, said the presence of a co-worker during a dismissal might defuse some of the tension and rage that now prompt some fired employees to come back with guns.
QUESTION: Just returning to the Middle East for a second, do you think it's possible that by reminding the Muslim world that the United States has at some point voiced support for a Palestinian state under some circumstances, that it might defuse some of the anti-Americanism in the Muslim world now?
Having no Shinawatra as leader would be an obvious way to defuse some of the tension.
