Sentence examples for minimizing danger from inspiring English sources

This is the first time the National Aeronautics and Space Administration will have intentionally guided so large a craft to its destruction, in hope of minimizing danger to people on the ground.

Domino's drivers are trained to minimize danger during deliveries.

Portable electrical appliances are frequently provided with a grounding connection to minimize danger of electric shock.

"I spent a small fortune on extortion and security," said Ms. Cole, who often listed fake locations on production schedules to minimize danger.

We are actually making our way through carefully constructed paths in galleries at the Seaport's exhibition center that have been thoroughly vetted to minimize danger.

The sensibility of the forum, which was hosted by the indispensible weekly trade paper SportsBusiness Journal, was best summed up by Deborah Yow, the athletic director of the University of Maryland, who said that the responsible A.D. tries to "minimize danger to the brand".

The city could install bullet-proof shields and phones in their cars at no charge if the driver agreed to safety training that included measures to minimize danger to the driver; instruction in aiding accident victims; and instructions on reporting crimes, fires and car accidents with mobile phones connected to emergency response units.

The point of modern life is to minimize danger, not maximize.

Discussions with stakeholders (Dewhurst, [2007]) emphasized that weather forecasts were used by stakeholders on an operational level, but mostly to minimize danger due to high winds and high seas rather than to forecast ice movement.

To minimize danger, the island power grid was shut down.

But preparations like these, which leave communities and their children with the knowledge to minimize danger, are the best way to ensure that any outbreak threatens as few lives as possible.