Sentence examples for a fairly mild from inspiring English sources

Yours sounds like a fairly mild case.

Some experts predict a fairly mild recession, however.

Pellman also said tests indicated Chrebet had a fairly mild case of postconcussion syndrome.

The rub's ingredients are all dry, and the mix is actually a fairly mild one.

So, all in all, a fairly mild result, by the standards of these things.

The American economy fell into what was at first a fairly mild recession at the end of 2007.

Dr Taheri says he describes himself as "a fairly mild-mannered, calm person", but he is increasingly angry about the new restrictions on treatment.

As enigmatic and unsettling as this work is -- it can certainly make people uncomfortable, or at least confused enough to be unsure of what their reaction should be -- it still represents Mr. Gober in a fairly mild-mannered mode.

Witness the fuss made in Britain this week when three advisers to Romano Prodi, the new president of the commission, set down a few fairly mild suggestions for changes prior to the admission by the EU of a dozen or more new countries in a decade or two.

But a string of accidents, combined with a succession of fairly mild winters, has provoked an acrimonious fight in the Michigan Legislature over whether new laws are needed to discourage ice anglers from taking excessive risks.

Earlier this summer the House and Senate passed, by overwhelming margins, bills providing for sanctions against the South African government, and a compromise containing fairly mild actions had been approved by the House and was pending in the Senate.