Sentence examples for are considerably milder from inspiring English sources
Winters in the west are considerably milder than those in the east.
Most European blends are considerably milder, but for me it's the king: hot, arresting and uniquely penetrating.
This approach has the advantage of setting conditions on the control gains that are considerably milder, if compared with those obtained from Lyapunov's direct method.
In contrast, winters are considerably milder than those expected in nearby continental areas, even comparable to winter temperatures of many parts of England and Wales much further south.
Due to incomplete CPD gene repression, the phenotypic changes of CPD-antisense plants are considerably milder in comparison to the cpd/ cbb3 knock-out mutant and other BR deficient mutants such as cbb1/ dwf1-6 [ 13, 38].
Today, dishonest means "fraudulent; possibly criminal," while disingenuous is considerably milder, meaning "unfair; slippery; lacking in candor".
It seemed unlikely that the dawn redwood would survive Boston winters, since the climate in Sichuan Province is considerably milder.
Mr. McCain's initial response to the court's 5-to-4 ruling in Boumediene v. Bush had been considerably milder.
It was nearly Christmas before the Bundestag finally passed the second of the new security packages, and by then they were considerably milder than they'd been in the original drafts.
The latest oil squeeze, of course, has been considerably milder than in the 1970's and has not been accompanied by the widespread public panic caused in part by the announcement that Arab nations were cutting off oil supplies to the United States.
So far [(8/2) PEO/PEI]10–LiClO4 has been our best-behaving SPE (σ=2.2×10−4 S cm−1 at 77 °C and 2.5×10−6 S cm−1 at 30 °C): it is less conductive than a previously reported PEO12 LiClO4 by a factor of 2.2 at 77 °C, but its conductivity drop due to the matrix crystallization below 65 °C is considerably milder and the conductivity at 30 °C was ca. 100 times higher than the plain PEO LiClO4 systems.
