Sentence examples for help to diffuse from inspiring English sources
But Mr. De Gucht said some European laws on growing biotech products were already under revision and the outcome could help to diffuse trans-Atlantic tensions.
If it's drama they are looking for, then not reacting at all should make them feel rather silly and help to diffuse the situation.
The steady hum of an electric fan may help to diffuse the noises of traffic outside and thus improve the discrimination of sounds in the room.
Such a plate shape has practical applications, as the advantageous curved corners help to diffuse stress concentrations.
Although this colony may help to diffuse information between empires, it usually is one of the worst countries (solutions) which has a negligible effect on the search process.
More active involvement of patients will help to diffuse and scale up patient safety programmes that have been successfully implemented in Western Europe and outside EU-developed countries.
When the Cubs won, Maddon was credited with helping to diffuse the tension in his clubhouse.
In personal squabbles, the magnanimity of the stronger party often helps to diffuse and resolve the problem.
The fretwork helped to diffuse light and offered protection from the rain, and the louvered windows had large sills that could hold ice to cool incoming breezes.
