In assessing the economic and industrial context for monetarism, Beckett is mild about trade union militancy and restrictive practices and underplays the extent to which activists saw workplace strife as a means to weaken and destabilise government institutions.
8 Despite a greater patient preference against sexual side effects among those with mild symptoms, trade-off questionnaires suggest men prefer 5α reductase inhibitors compared with no treatment or α blockers.
America, which at present imposes mild sanctions on trade and investment in Myanmar, recently threatened to strengthen them unless the government took more vigorous steps to restore democracy.
Ethan, the music director, boogies around on the piano as Morris and the dancers trade mild insults, so that at first view, this internationally celebrated company seem disconcertingly like a bunch of amiable amateurs.
So, yes, even a mild slowdown in trading, and an inability to persuade punters to pay higher prices for hotels, can inflict a major hit on profits.
Jon Stewart traded mild jokes with the Rev. Al Sharpton, who could not believe that the viewer's choice award, which included "not a single black artists -- and we invented this music!" (Linkin Park won the award).
JD's performance is in stark contrast with bigger rival Sports Direct, founded by billionaire Mike Ashley, which warned on profits last week, blaming the mild winter and tough trade on the high street for worse-than-expected sales.
Crowd: Mexico, indirectly, through unverifiable future savings from mild changes to existing trade pacts! https://t.co/w8fDZp68R5.
Should a mild winter really upset trading at a sportswear chain?
Drake is signed to Lil Wayne's label, Young Money, and the two have traded some mild barbs with Kanye West and Jay-Z.
