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• All the airplane parameters, including wingspan, aerodynamics, speed, flight profile and energy systems, had therefore been designed to minimize energy loss.

• Our culture holds a narrow view of what qualifies as worthy of grief, and we tend to minimize our pain by comparing it to others who may have lost a loved one to death and appear to “have it worse.”

• Marissa Levine, a professor of public health practice at the Tampa-based University of South Florida, said she hopes people will try to minimize their risk due to the threat of the variants and still-high transmission.

• Our focus is to always minimize the impact on our people whenever possible.

• You would think that an employer would want to minimize risk towards its workforce.

• We coo over how cute our cat is and minimize the drudgery of cleaning the litter box.

• “To minimize sprawl” has become a bedrock catchphrase of the core political ideology.

• When used outside of major urban areas, they minimize the risk of civilian casualties and requirements for granular intelligence.

• Now, one company is trying to minimize the potential danger of these (often necessary and life-saving) machines.

• “We wanted to minimize the risks,” says the senior State Department official.

• Gersonides's entire discussion of miracles shows a deep seated motive to minimize their extent and influence.

• Nevertheless we must not too much minimize the real merit of those who sought the destruction of slavery.

• Of course this will operate with our view of the future too, but only in a general way, to minimize ambition and anxiety.

• Wide trenches (6 feet at the top), to minimize the risk of men getting buried during bombardment.