Sentence examples for mild call from inspiring English sources

A Sprint spokeswoman, Crystal Davis, said, "Minus some mild call blocking on our Boston network due to increased traffic, our service is operating normally".

This is obvious from the international reaction to events in Syria, where the death toll is nudging 3,000 and western diplomacy is in disarray after last week's debacle at the UN when Russia and China vetoed a mild call for further sanctions – which specifically excluded military action.

To turn the discussion solely to Israel, and suggest that somehow Sanders' very mild call for an even-handed policy that took into account the needs of the Palestinian people, is a threat to Israel's existence is irresponsible and ludicrous.

Curiously, back in my misspent lager-sinking youth, I did occasionally drink a mild called Toby Light.

The governor limits himself to mild calls for change, and the most the mayor has said is, "Everybody is to blame".

The United States, which has conspicuously not condemned Mr. Morsi's ouster, was also mild, calling on security forces to exercise restraint.

It was, in a sense, the only way for the Iranian leadership to reconcile the internal challenges they were facing with President Obama's mild calls for reconciliation and engagement.

The government has yet to find a way to cope with mild calls for reforms, and is abusing anti-terror laws to silence reformers and punish its critics.

The language in the final resolution was milder, calling for "consultations and negotiations with other states".

The reviewer considers it too mild to call a writer only big or merely small.

Paleopathologists like Dr. Cook have for years analyzed skeletons for the bone scars from lesions produced by treponemal diseases, except for the mild form called pinta.