Sentence examples for mild issue from inspiring English sources

A few panelists take mild issue with this.

Logistically, I take mild issue with the notion that this resource would be either widely useful or readily available.

The article also referred incorrectly to the credentials of Nancy Umanoff, the company's executive director, who took mild issue with Mr. Alterman about its financial perils.

Mrs. Clinton took mild issue with the assertion that women have equal rights in Vietnam merely because equality is guaranteed in the Constitution.

When he pared down to a combo, there were mild issues with the vibraphonist Warren Wolf (standing in for Lionel Hampton) and the pianist Dan Nimmer (ditto for Teddy Wilson), who seemed constrained and perhaps ill at ease.

They get around this by relying on abstract words like "vitality" and "balance," and by talking in vague terms about general body systems or mild issues that don't rise to the level of disease.

Postdoctoral and student affairs offices can offer tips for approaching PIs about mild issues, such as feeling overworked or lacking mentorship.

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After the success of brexanolone's open-label trial, a phase 2 trial quickly followed, and results from both found the primary side effects included relatively mild issues like dizziness and drowsiness.

When he was in high school he had wanted to be a pilot, but was told his asthma and a mild heart issue disqualified him.

"They may have learning disabilities, or mild emotional issues, but they are very bright and gifted.