Sentence examples for introduce mildly from inspiring English sources

A few Mongolian companies, such as Buyan and Mana, have made an effort to introduce mildly fashionable colors and styles, but their market has been largely in Japan.

There were glimmers of enlightenment even during those years: he railed against Georgia's inbred corruption and introduced mildly reformist economic policies, which significantly raised the republic's prosperity – bringing him to Gorbachev's attention in Moscow.

Nissan introduced the mildly refreshed 2013 370Z on Tuesday, a day before its public debut at the Chicago auto show.

Most Daring Instance of Critical Revisionism--Jim Carrey, for introducing a mildly homoerotic flavor to the friendship of Buzz and Woody in "Toy Story".

On Monday in Bruceville, Tex., the Ford chief executive, Alan R. Mulally, introduced the mildly refreshed 2013 F-150 half-ton pickup truck.

This is because of the Battlefield format, in which a clutch of startups get to introduce themselves, which is mildly interesting … and then get grilled by skeptical industry experts live on-stage, which is the good bit.

The peptide was reacted with succinimidyl hydrazino nicotinamide at mildly basic pH (1) to introduce aromatic hydrazines at the amino terminus of the peptide, while avoiding modification of the lysine side chains (p Ka >10).

Characteristically "Heyday" is both coy about this ("his German friend Frederick" is its way of introducing Friedrich Engels) and mildly self-mocking.

Footage of a squirrel trying to extricate itself from a yoghurt pot is mildly entertaining (albeit also faintly distressing) viewing but the news anchors who introduce it explain the clip's popularity.

The use of sulfoxide, resolves the problem of how to introduce an electron withdrawing group to the backbone protection without making the modification irreversibly stable to acid, as it can be mildly reduced to the acid labile thioether.

In 1857 the liberals introduced a new constitution which mildly restricted that power.