Sentence examples for a more mild from inspiring English sources

As a result, said Scott Anderson, a Wells Fargo economist who also spoke to the assembly, Denver and its region are "in for a more mild recession" than the rest of the country.

After a historically bad year for personal computers, market analysts are expecting a more mild decline in this calendar year, and a stabilization over the 300 million yearly unit mark.

So basically, Ripple just had its own 1929 while Bitcoin experienced a more mild 2008.

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The Victoria's Secret model's belly button made headlines back in 2008 when reports surfaced that she an operation when she was an infant that left her with a more mild indentation on her stomach.

Differing with Dr. Johnson, who found nothing of genius in Henry VIII but the depiction of the meek sorrows and virtuous distress of Queen Katherine, Hazlitt finds in this play, though not one of Shakespeare's greatest, "considerable interest of a more mild and thoughtful cast, and some of the most striking passages in the author's works".

Badgering people on the streets and bullying the vulnerable may ensure a level of financial return a more mild-mannered approach does not, but in the long run it's counter-productive.

He is tall and lithe, a former journeyman guard (he played for 11 teams) from Los Angeles with a syrupy voice and a more mild-mannered approach than his fiery predecessor.

Optionally, you can rinse the curds in clean water for a more mild-flavored cheese.

But he also argued that Derbyshire — who once called himself "a homophobe, though a mild and tolerant one, and a racist, though an even more mild and tolerant one" — had served an important role at National Review, because he pushed some readers to think about how and why they disagreed with him.

There's actually a much more mild 7.4% increase between 1990 and 2011.