Sentence examples for calls mild from inspiring English sources

He found that, with the application of what Israel calls "mild punishments", she could be transformed into a charming child.

Mice strongly prefer sugar water to regular water, but after a few weeks of what Deisseroth calls "mild, non-painful stress" they no longer cared whether the water had sugar in it.

Despite what one MP calls "mild panic" among the whips, George Osborne, the chancellor of the exchequer, escaped with a light roasting when he told Parliament on November 22nd that Britain would be contributing billions of pounds to a rescue package for Ireland.

This typically progresses to what is called mild cognitive impairment.

There is also something called mild cognitive impairment, or MCI.

The sprain was called mild, but Collins did not return.

Little attention was paid to concussion, which is also called mild traumatic brain injury.

"Hoot" is rated PG for what the press notes call "mild bullying and brief language".

The injuries were called mild sprains, but they have been slow to heal.

The stage of prodromal Alzheimer's, before dementia sets in, is called Mild Cognitive Impairment or MCI.

GSK published material calling mild asthma a "myth" in an attempt to boost sales, according to the prosecution.