Sentence examples for mild enough to from inspiring English sources

The allergic reaction was mild enough to be treated with Benadryl.

If a fire is mild enough to extinguish, it is probably doing more good than harm.

Also, Mr. Tierney claims that there's a chance the warming could be mild enough to produce net benefits.

"Mild enough to be called posh at school, so when I moved I didn't really think about it.

There are also references to the "Fantastic Four," "X-Men" and "Batman" franchises, all mild enough to avoid offending fans or litigious copyright holders.

Kepler-186f is almost the same size as the Earth and occupies its star's "habitable zone" where temperatures are mild enough to allow liquid surface water.

The reaction conditions are mild enough not to induce any damage to moieties like methoxy benzyl alcohol or cinnamyl alcohol (Table 2, entries 8, 9, 16).

By John M. Woodburn, St. Clair McKelway, and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, October 8, 1938 P. 11 Following an outbreak of painters colic among the lions and tigers, the authorities got in touch with the A. C. Horn Paint Co., and asked them to produce a harmless paint, mild enough not to injure any of the beasts who might chew it off the bars of their cages.

Following an outbreak of painters colic among the lions and tigers, the authorities got in touch with the A. C. Horn Paint Co., and asked them to produce a harmless paint, mild enough not to injure any of the beasts who might chew it off the bars of their cages.

H2 is mild enough not to disturb metabolic oxidation reduction reactions or to disrupt ROS involved in cell signaling unlike some antioxidant supplements with strong reductive reactivity, which increase mortality, possibly by affecting essential defensive mechanisms.

We cannot exclude rare illnesses occurring from primary MCV infection, however, or illness mild enough not to be reported by our cohort participants.