Sentence examples for mild response to from inspiring English sources

Mr. Even said the mild response to the news that he would enter Parliament showed how much attitudes had changed.

Even the funnyman with military fatigues and a fat cigar, Ausbilder Schmidt, gets only a mild response to his cracks about the French.

The government has been severely criticized here for what is seen as a slow and even mild response to the North Korean shelling.

Abel is a mysterious figure who withholds his emotions – his catchphrase "Would it help?" is his mild response to queries about his lack of anger or fear – and, in this, he overlaps with Philip V and Cromwell.

After his initial mild response to the attacks on Monday morning -- a time when many of the victims had not yet come forward -- Mr. Giuliani roared back with damage control for the rest of the week, denouncing what many of the women described as police brush-offs and promising punishment of the officers if the claims were found to be true.

Inspector Rios said he liked the idea, "but I've seen them play soccer and I didn't want them humiliating our officers — I said, 'How about volleyball?' " He conceded that knocking around a ball might seem an oddly mild response to a deep-seated problem.

Subject A6, who had a milder response to immunotherapy, had IgA antibodies that recognized NR1a.

The expression pattern of patient 67 was in many cases opposite to the first group (62, 65 and 79), while the hepatocytes from patients 80 and 81 showed milder responses to the drug.

Interestingly, aligned PLGA-doped PHT nanofibers showed moderate response at two weeks, reduced to mild response at four weeks, and maintained the same response even after eight weeks.

Two studies [ 34, 35] reported mild adverse events such as a mild allergic response to medication, from which the patients (three participants) recovered after the drug was stopped.

A conservative who took office with pledges to be tougher on the North, Mr. Lee has been criticized for not responding militarily to the sinking of one of the South's warships in the spring, and for the South's relatively mild military response to the shelling.