Sentence examples for mild said from inspiring English sources

"For the most part it's been pretty mild," said Bob Roistacher, the association's chairman and race director.

"This proposal is really quite mild," said Ms. Cui, who formerly taught at the Beijing Film Academy.

"Frankly, given the stakes here, it seems to me that it's been pretty mild," said Representative Barney Frank, Democrat of Massachusetts.

"However you cut it, it tells us that the current downturn is relatively mild," said John Lonski, the chief economist of Moody's Investors Service.

"The general damage to the economy so far has been very mild," said William C. Dudley, chief of United States economic research at Goldman Sachs.

General Manager Steve Phillips, who characterized Leiter's injury as mild, said he was surprised the Mets had not encountered minor injuries earlier in camp.

"I would say my accent is reasonably mild," says Danny Green, who is from Liverpool, and studying at the University of Essex.

In fact, it is apparent that taking G n less than unity entails a more stringent requirement on the self noise of the array elements in comparison with the single-element antenna receiver, and this seems acceptable only if the implied technological effort is reasonably mild, say of the order of a few decibels.

"If not for the problems in the auto industry, this recession would have been much milder," said Ben Herzon, an economist at Macroeconomic Advisors, in St . Louis

"The list is populated by markets that did not participate in the housing run up from 2000 to 2006 and therefore their housing recession has been milder," says Stan Humphries, chief economist at Zillow.com.

"They are very mild," she said.