Sentence examples for looks mild compared with from inspiring English sources

Even that looks mild compared with Ireland, where income per head is now about 25% below its previous (and clearly unsustainable) trend.If the shortfall in GDP relative to trend in each year since 2007 is totted up, America has suffered a cumulative loss of $4 trillion, equivalent to a stunning $13,000 for each person.

But even those prices begin to look mild compared with gargantuan insurance bills for hospitals.

But those financial travails may look mild compared with what comes after the worst terrorist attack in the nation's history.

His record on social issues may look mild compared with the carnage we are now experiencing, but in fact he helped normalise the equation of the word "reform" with "deregulation".

The drugs do have side effects, though they seem mild compared with most chemotherapy.

But such antics must appear mild compared with what transpires across the Channel.

But Mr. Dimling's challenges in managing this cornerstone of the $60 billion TV advertising industry seem mild compared with what his successor will confront.

Today's headaches might then seem mild compared with those that are to come.

Yet the problems involved in this project are mild compared with what could await other pipelines envisioned by the grid's planners.

That seems mild compared with some titanic chapters in British labour relations (see article).

The downturn of 1990-91 was mild compared with those before and after it, but it still produced double-digit unemployment (see second chart).Not all jobless figures look better this time.