Sentence examples for mild moves from inspiring English sources

After a week of wild swings, stock markets ended with relatively mild moves for the week, proving there was no need to come home from vacation just because there was a little volatility.

This was because high pressure saw mild air move across Scotland, whereas, further south, chilly continental air drifted in.

In 1986 the Wilsons Brewery was closed down and production of Wilsons Original Bitter and Wilsons Mild was moved to Halifax.

In these circumstances, it is often mild distraction that moves the imagination forward, not uninterrupted concentration.

Obama's actually made some mild government-trimming moves in recent months: the US Department of Agriculture will close 259 domestic offices, facilities and labs across the country, as well as seven foreign offices.

There is this weird thread of mild misogyny that moves throughout the album.

The device provides 1 3 seconds of mild pressure that moves continuously through the device during an individual treatment.

Mr. Lo's mild comedy is moved along by the sanguine dignity of Mr. Winfield and Ms. Alice.

And that assumption in turn complicates a question that has bedeviled AIDS scientists for years: What happened in Africa in the early 20th century that let a mild monkey disease move into humans, mutate to become highly transmissible and then explode into one of history's great killers, one that has claimed 25 million lives so far?

A sample of our allegedly humorous joshing: He'd say, "Our next contestant comes all the way from Florida and — yes, what is it, Dick?" Me: "If she hadn't come 'all the way,' she wouldn't be here, would she?" He would deftly and expertly express mild exasperation and move briskly on.

In consultations, Duque is proposing to Member States that they issue a mild reprimand and move on, without having access to the full report.