Sentence examples for mild raised from inspiring English sources
A few stated that relatively mild raised temperatures were normally interpreted as a sign of malaria, with very high fevers attributed to other illnesses, particularly to those associated with evil spirits or witchcraft.
Modern breeding practices make lamb available year round, and it is now relatively mild-flavored, raised to a smaller size than mutton, which is a sheep 1 to 2 years old.
Other common laboratory abnormalities included leukopenia, thrombocytopenia, elevated LDH, mild hyponatremia, mild hypokalemia, and raised hepatic transaminases.
The mild exercise raises the body's core temperature.
But even mild nationalism raises some difficult questions.
Although the incident was comparatively mild it raises serious doubts for me about police behaviour.
When the Conservative councillor whose ward contains the new development raised mild concerns about its impact on traffic, parking and more, Alambritis criticised her sharply.
The only mild concern Johnson raised was with the daylight seeping in above the west end zone, from the main concourse.
PAGE A41 QUESTIONS OF PRIVACY The fluctuating information provided about Dick Cheney's mild heart attack raised questions anew about the public's right to know about the health of candidates.
A lack of snow and mild temperatures have raised concerns about conditions in the mountains.
The 1932 appointment of Benjamin Cardozo raised mild controversy for placing two Jewish justices on the Court at the same time, although the appointment was widely lauded based on Cardozo's qualifications, and the Senate was unanimous in confirming Cardozo.
