Sentence examples for mild problems from inspiring English sources

2 – There may be mild problems from climate change. 1 – It could be a hoax or there is no problem.

We checked off a few mild problems that we knew could be swiftly corrected with proper medical care.

Expecting to find evidence of terrible harm to the gulf biosphere, instead he finds only mild problems.

Until now, over-the-counter medications have, by and large, been useful in the treatment of temporary and rather mild problems like headaches, colds and allergies.

It's important to note that this is just related to people with unexplained fertility or mild problems – the device cannot help people who have serious conditions that are preventing them from conceiving naturally.

The guidelines, to be issued Tuesday by the National Institute on Aging and the Alzheimer's Association, divide the disease into three stages: a phase when dementia has developed, a middle phase in which mild problems emerge but daily functions can still be performed, and the most recently discovered phase, in which no symptoms are evident but changes are brewing in the brain.

Unfortunately, it happened to have this mild problem that it was illegal.

"A mild problem between me and Oprah was seized upon by a culture that Republicans had whipped into a frenzy on the subject of elitism versus populism.

For me, being called Loyd became a mild problem only later, when, for a couple of years, I had to keep track of which friends knew me as what.

The 16 symptoms are rated on a 5-point Likert scale (0=not experienced at all, 1=no more of a problem, 2=a mild problem, 3=a moderate problem, 4=a severe problem).

Lomborg thinks it's a mild problem that may or may not become a severe problem, one that doesn't merit constraining our fossil fuel use or making economic sacrifices.