Sentence examples for mildly bad from inspiring English sources

Some studies reckon inequality is mildly bad for growth.

The two papers were, to put it mildly, bad news.

Well, the economic data out of America today is mildly bad, continuing a stream of mildly disappointing releases.

He is a balding, bespectacled man who appears to be in a permanent, mildly bad mood and possibly clinically depressed.

"It's a losing proposition to try to explain that you are exchanging something very bad for something mildly bad," he said.

Stalwarts of both the new economy and the old, from Intel to Home Depot, have watched their stocks drop as much as 50percentt in a day because of mildly bad news.

BBC Good Food just sticks its yoghurt in the freezer without anything in the way of churning, which is, to put it mildly, a very bad idea.

The look of horror and concern on the faces of the people I posed this question to reinforced the fact that I was, to put it mildly, in a bad way.

And yet, in this translation, the loopiness of Pierre's bad French is mildly lost, because Tolstoy's sporadic French ambience has been cut out.

I construe all these bad micros as mildly recessionary.

All this talk about "breaking people" is mildly reminiscent of what the bad guys wanted to do to the blue people in Avatar.