Athens was treated mildly, its prisoners being allowed to return home without ransom.
None of this is treated even mildly realistically, and yet it's not exactly camp, either.
For example, when he was released from a three-year re-education sentence in 1999, dissident Liu Xiaobo said that he had been treated very mildly, that he had been allowed to spend time reading, and that the conditions had been "pretty good".
Considering the very wide use of statins in many countries, we should be able to begin to investigate its broader healthspan effects on the relatively healthy populations being treated for mildly elevated cholesterol.
In fact, in a very recent study [ 41], where hypertriglyceridemic mildly obese subjects were treated up to 24 weeks with 4 g/d with krill powder containing about 400 mg of EPA + DHA, a significant decrease of triglyceridemia was associated with a steeply reduction of circulating levels of AEA.
If so, some favored steps (even if only mildly so) have presumably been treated as neutral.
Two other people, a mother and child, were mildly injured in the crash and were treated at the same hospital, the police said.
The action, if that is not too flattering a noun for the march-past of mildly diverting episodes to which we are treated, begins in 1887.
Any mildly-heavy rainstorm, any mildly-heavy snowfall, any flooding anywhere -- all are treated as just short of Armageddon by the national news media these days.
In their big house in the Dayton suburb of Oakwood, I was treated like a son: sent to the nearby school, fed, clothed, and (very mildly) disciplined.
