Sentence examples for mildly disputed from inspiring English sources
The "Reagan doctrine" sought to roll back Soviet-backed governments by backing "freedom-fighters" around the world.That the democratic credentials of the Nicaraguan Contras or the Afghan Mujahideen were, to put it mildly, disputed made some people suspect that the Reagan doctrine was simply old-fashioned power politics dressed up as a crusade.
It complained mildly about one poorly explained temperature chart discussed in the e-mail, but otherwise found no reason to dispute the scientists' "rigor and honesty".
EU funding institutions, as well as the values they represent, are currently targets of dispute (to put it mildly).
Challenge is putting it mildly.
Perched on a barren hilltop near the town of Midyat, the monastery called Mor Gabriel, is at the centre of a land dispute pitting Kurdish villagers backed by Turkey's mildly Islamist government against Timotheos Samuel Aktas, the combative crimson-robed bishop.
Mildly unenthusiastically.
