Sentence examples for back into a mild from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, Italy has fallen back into a mild recession.

Germany fell back into a mild recession last autumn, while the rest of Europe stagnated.

One possible explanation is that harsh detergents like Empigen and SDS result in a denatured state of Q1-VSD from which refolding into a nativelike structure upon transfer back into a mild detergent is kinetically forbidden.

The reversal is of short duration, though, and after thirty to ninety minutes the person usually slips back into a milder opioid sleep.

Until health-care professionals fully recognize their role in contributing to countless deaths, we will continue to respond to opioid overdoses by "stopping the high," as Frazier writes, only to slip back "into a milder opioid sleep".

Just for us to come back was a mild miracle".

She then goes on to talk about the fact her son "never misses a session, even if it means missing his favourite things to do" and how she may or may not be aroused by what she is doing – all the time being totally sincere, as if all she is talking about is rubbing some antibiotic cream into his back to cure a mild acne problem.

But lighten dessert up with a touch of something floral and the whole thing comes back into focus: sweet, mild camomile alongside a tart pineapple curd perhaps, or a quivering orange-blossom panna cotta with strawberries.

This turned their pronunciamiento into a mild revolution.

"I think we are going into a mild recession anyway, completely regardless of Brexit.

Experience (wading through the water) led him into a mild case of retrenchment.