Sentence examples for mildly good from inspiring English sources

The tax extension compromise reached by President Obama and House Republicans is mildly good.

In sum, the data suggests some mildly good news about the increasing number of women in the ranks of venture partnerships and a strong sense that new foundations, namely the rise of women starting venture firms, will accelerate that trend in the years to come.

The mildly good news – if you live in London, that is – is that crime is apparently down by seven percent compared to last year.

Just a lot of mildly flawed good ones.

Mr. Eberlein translated this mildly as "Good day, Comrades".

The past has, to put it mildly, been good to him, and he wasn't about to let some scuzzy hack lift a leg and piss on his parade.

There he meets a community of good-looking, mildly goofy yet dignified farm-animal puppets, designed by Aaron Cromie.

Partly because the N.F.L. has been, to put it mildly, a pretty good business.

"I think it's silly, mildly amusing and good for Adelaide fringe".

When the friend protested mildly that a good many attractive people seemed to be around, Peggy drew herself up and loftily inquired, "For ninstance, whom?" Porter treasures things like that, sometimes for years.

Conclusion: Girls with 45,X/47,XXX karyotype are mildly affected, with good preservation of ovarian function.