Sentence examples for how much milder from inspiring English sources

"But he was optimistic about it," she said, adding that she was amazed at how well Mr. Pekar took the news, given how much milder difficulties could sometimes upset him.

Pius XII perhaps seeing how much that mild rebuke had angered the Germans did not even go as far as that.Pius XII never condemned either Hitler or the Nazis by name.

His life revolves around smoking, being mad at inflation affecting how much a pint of mild costs and getting into a car so clumsily the whole vehicle shakes.

Again, sound bites escape the mouth, and they justify an ending with relief at gaining a little more free time, and at giving my sore body and tired voice a rest, but how much pleasure in these mild inconveniences have I been hiding behind the larger fear that I won't be needed to contribute the part of me that feels most alive, until I'm one day, hopefully, invited back into the ring?

British Gas has announced three reductions in its prices since last summer and with its owner, Centrica, set to unveil results this week, the Square Mile is worrying how much this – along with the mild winter – might impact on the group's profitability.

I have mild views on how much of a psephological impact the debates have in the first place (some), and whether it constitutes a democratic deficit not to have them (no).

(Question 7 – How much bodily pain have you had during the past week? None, very mild, mild, moderate, severe, very severe).

Overdoses of alprazolam can be mild to severe depending on how much of the drug is taken and any other drugs that have been taken.

Poison can cause symptoms ranging from mild to severe depending on how much is ingested.

Figures are scant on the number of debtors or how much they owe, but it is clear that even mild downturns can push millions toward insolvency.

Participants will be asked: 1. "How much low back pain have you had in the past week?" (For which response options are "none", "very mild", "mild", "moderate", "severe" and "very severe").