Sentence examples for How mildly from inspiring English sources

Tells about some of the recent news stories and how mildly we react.

Now, the president's 2017 budget proposal requests $5 million for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) to establish and run a National Concussion Surveillance System, which would allow the organization to more precisely grasp how mildly traumatic brain injuries are effecting the U.S. population.

But they encapsulate Basden's gentle, oddball worldview, and serve as a reminder of how funny mildly amusing things can be when paired with a strumming guitar or, er, a foot-pump-driven harmonica.

PET imaging, which measures how a mildly radioactive tracer is taken up in tissue, is widely used in brain imaging to measure changes in metabolic activity that correspond with a particular behavior or occur in response to a stimulus such as a drug.

You just stand there, marveling at how proud Mildly Drunk Guy is of his newfound grasp on Shit That Matters.

How these five mildly eccentric young Englishmen became the Knights Templar of rock and roll is anyone's guess.

But then she went inside and it got dark; she turned up the television and felt a headache coming on, and by the time Amit returned from the lab she couldn't think of anything to say, even when he wrinkled his nose and asked mildly, "How come you smell like cigarettes?" Ms. Hempel wondered about the father of Ms. Duffy's baby.

Furthermore, our findings show how even a mildly hypoxic environment (2,000 m) can induce genetic adaptation.

These variants illustrate both the common pathways of adaptation to high altitude in different populations and features specific to the Daghestani populations, showing how even a mildly hypoxic environment can lead to genetic adaptation.

I used to think parents who worried about their children's sugar intake were overly controlling kooks; now I understand how a parent even mildly informed about nutrition might feel that trying to raise a healthy child in the modern landscape is like trying to raise a healthy child in a chemical-processing plant charmingly decorated in pink, red, and green.

Note how the men are mildly flustered, but it's the model who looks like an idiot.