Trump has also so far been careful not to make too many public comments or tweets, sticking to a script so as to minimize controversies that would distract from the message of the trip.
The uncertainty in the business model actually minimized controversy.
These countries maximize the potential value of an international economic agreement; deals could be done relatively quickly; and they would minimize any controversy.
Like most coffee-table fare, this book minimizes controversy, spending just a little over a page on the Achilles' heel of Boston sports — "the city's poor race relations" — by noting that the failure to integrate the ball club until 1959, 12 years after Jackie Robinson broke the color line, "contributed to a mediocre on-field performance".
Given the scientific and pedagogical necessity of teaching evolution, fear of controversy is not a reason to skip teaching evolution in high school only a reason to teach it sensitively, in a way that minimizes controversy, as well as properly.
Speaking to reporters afterward, Mr. Safir minimized the controversies that have marked his tenure, most recently the fatal shooting of an unarmed man, Patrick M. Dorismond.
This has the potential to minimize research-related rumour, controversy and failure.
Dr. Sacks, on the other hand, receives substantial research financing from the National Institutes of Health, whose dietary guidelines over the last 20 years have emphasized salt restriction and minimized the underlying controversy.
First, it minimizes the current controversy between Miller's estimations and Cowan's.
An alternative view, however improbable, may be that the model is accurate in this particular aspect, in which case, the assumption minimizes the current controversy between Miller's estimations and Cowan's.
