Sentence examples for mildly even from inspiring English sources

Busch remarks mildly: "Even neoliberal societies reach a point where they say slavery, people trafficking and indentured labour are not acceptable".

Whatever the final outcome of this debate, the productivity report yesterday had buried in it more evidence that labor costs are rising rather mildly, even if the productivity growth rate might justify bigger raises.

Mubarak, in one speech, shifted this Egyptian democracy drama from mildly hopeful, even thrilling, to dangerous.

The big collective-bargaining issue is wages, but they are rising only mildly, failing even to keep up with inflation.

And if he said anything mildly lighthearted, even hard-nosed news anchors and political thought leaders would fall about laughing hysterically.

The religious version of being good is not always on the mark, to put it mildly, but even the opportunity to contemplate goodness seems valuable.

So, long TIPS are mildly interesting, even at current yields.

Shovelware can be mildly diverting, even fun for a time, but its key trait is that it has low gameplay value.

Well, overleverage — I mean, this is actually one of the things that makes me mildly nervous even on the stimulus package, because if you think about, well, our problem is leverage.

The crowd, though, was only mildly interested, even at the fiery bits.

The ten-time Grammy winner looked fresh-faced and glowing as temperatures rose inside the tent to mildly uncomfortable even for exotic cocktail attire.