Sentence examples for mild efforts from inspiring English sources

From earliest days, meetinghouses have frowned on even mild efforts to proselytize.

The concert's staging made mild efforts to rekindle thoughts of the 1960's by showing photographs from civil rights marches during "Reflections" and hinting that "Back in My Arms Again" could refer to soldiers returning from Vietnam.

Among his tips for a host determined not to pour too many drinks: "Sit in a specially deep easy-chair, and practice getting out of it with a mild effort and, later in the evening, a just-audible groan".

Action: Install HTTPS Everywhere Who is this for: Everyone — seriously do it How difficult is it: Mild effort Tell me more: Many websites offer encryption.

Chatter among some users indicates that there is at least mild effort from the plugged-in to leave the service; those leaving individually will likely amount to no more than a day's rounding error on Dropbox's growth, however.

Action: Use tracker blockers Who is this for: Everyone — except people who like being ad-stalked online How difficult is it: Mild effort Tell me more: Trackers refers to a whole category of privacy-hostile technologies designed to follow and record what web users are doing as they move from site to site, and even across different devices.

Action: Use end-to-end encrypted messengers Who is this for: Everyone who can How difficult is it: Mild effort unless all your friends are using other messaging apps Tell me more: Choosing friends based on their choice of messaging app isn't a great option so real world network effects can often work against privacy.

Mild effort created powerful self-containment, and with it came ease.

We demonstrated the correlation between PAR and LVEDP using ordinary finger photoplethysmography and an expiratory effort of 20 mmHg, which is a milder effort than is used in other studies and can be achieved by more patients [ 17].

The GLTEQ asks participants to report the average number of times per week, in the past month, they engaged in vigorous (rapid heartbeats, sweating), moderate (not exhausting, light perspiration) and mild (minimal effort and no perspiration) intensity PA, for a minimum of 10 minutes per session.

Mr. Baker has written "The Anthologist" (a mild-mannered effort that could not be less like his previous book, "Human Smoke") as if it were a rambling Paul Chowder monologue, a long chat emanating from the sock level of the poetry world.