Sentence examples for milder ends from inspiring English sources

Our GP practice has just been allocated a CPN as part of a 12-month pilot and she is able to see patients on the milder ends of the anxiety and depression spectrum.

Also know that what goes on in cricket is at the milder end of the scale.

Thanks to our skilled moderators, much of the abuse on our site is at the milder end of the spectrum.

Actually, you may have heard of Aldermore and Kensington, two of the better-known lenders that operate at the "milder" end of this sector.

But this quarter-century gripe is actually at the milder end of the spectrum of musicians' grudges against papers and writers.

Alex, who appears to be at the milder end of the autistic spectrum, has decided that he desperately wants children: "It was one thing to talk about evolution but having children was the way to be part of it".

When I asked her if her family had been touched by autism, she told me that she had Asperger's syndrome, a form of autism on the milder end of the spectrum.

On the milder end of the spectrum you might black out for a number of hours, but at its extreme it can affect the heart, the breathing and can be fatal.

Fewer positive interactions might simply follow from the fact that the disorders on the autism spectrum are characterized by social deficits — from difficulty with eye contact and absence of reciprocity on the milder end to total lack of speech in severe cases.

In the fall, the whole town smells of the rich smoke of fresh green chiles being broiled in rotisserie-style roasters: Big Jim, a fat pepper that's perfect for chiles rellenos; sandias, hotter and smaller, good for stews; Joe E. Parkers, which fall along the milder end of the spice spectrum.

At the milder end of personal travail is the experience of Barry J. Marshall (which is not recounted in these books).