Sentence examples for mild at least from inspiring English sources

Except for a mini-heatwave near the start, it's been distinctly mild, at least when it comes to weather.

It was mild — at least by the standards of real-world politics — but it was enough to outrage the student newspaper.

Last January was unusually mild, at least by Minnesota standards, and Mrs. Hunt rarely had to turn on her home's heat at all.

She led a study6 on trucking and automation that predicts that job losses among professional drivers will be relatively mild, at least until 2030, with figures in the low hundreds of thousands.

In the absence of snow (and I admit, the chilly VIP only rarely turns up to the party given in his honour) Christmas demanded some other form of bad weather, and if it did turn out mild, at least I could read literary descriptions of bad weather knowing they were not far removed from reality.

Slate called it an "ocean of blown opportunities," and The New York Times described it as "terminally mild"–at least Romano didn't give up his day job on the CBS sitcom Everybody Loves Raymond.

The sound is a mild disappointment, at least on first encounter.

The Bush administration is again ready to push forward on a sanctions package at the United Nations, but it is doubtful whether the United States and Europe will get Russia and China to sign on to anything but relatively mild sanctions, at least at first.

It was considered that completing a questionnaire could act as an additional mild stressor, at least for some individuals, and could alter the pattern of the post-stress recovery of the hormone levels.

Even though the Fed is expected to keep increasing interest rates as the November elections approach, the economic impact of those increases is likely to be mild until at least sometime next year.

For the most part, Lee turned out to be a relatively mild storm at least in the midst of a season that has included a hurricane and a deadly and extremely destructive outbreak of tornadoes.