Sentence examples for mild dose of from inspiring English sources

CATALDI MADONNA, TONÌ 1998: $35 Raspberry and chocolate flavors, with a mild dose of oak.

The economic data did provide a mild dose of good news for President Bush.

It didn't help that Asamoah Gyan was out with what's been described as "a mild dose" of malaria.

Shinji Kagawa was found to be suffering from a mild dose of the flu upon his return from international duty with Japan.

For MEPs who detest the EU and all its works, Griffin and Brons also sounded as though they were catching a mild dose of Euro-fever.

The bricks, by contrast, only suffered a mild dose of paint and the acid aspersions of the Sunday Times in 1976.

In the study, researchers at Stanford University showed eight women and seven men photographs of their partners while delivering mild doses of pain to their palms with a hot probe.

Some of the professor's dicta are dated — "Before beginning real work, say about three days, every man should take mild doses of physic to act on the bowels, liver, and kidneys" — but, in the main, he is our contemporary.

Mild doses of the drug would strip the mind of urges for such activities as graffiti painting and rioting, he suggests, leaving the mind available for "grown up" activities requiring cognition.

Kyriazis prescribes mild doses of frantic activity to his patients such as redecorating their front room over a weekend or packing in a hurry to reach the airport on time.

Large but slightly different ferromagnetic moments are observed in the in-plane and in the out-of-plane orientations of the HOPG flake on irradiating with mild doses of few pC/μm2 range.