Sentence examples for mildly important from inspiring English sources

Practicing anything mildly important, like say skiing or golf, without training is inadvisable.

It was mildly important when the then European Economic Community was just a small common market.

And finally – and, truly, I sense this might be mildly important for some viewers – Ross has a wash.

Had Sarkozy chosen to go after Racine or Molière, the country might practically have shut down, but even the response to his attack on this mildly important French literary accomplishment was impressive.

The latter is the first of a new type of mildly restructured montmorillonites important in industrially relevant alkenylation reactions for producing key organic intermediates.

So mildly that an important question he raised before Christmas -- in a letter to Trent Lott and six other Senators -- has been ignored by nearly everyone, including most talking heads.

In this world, a neighbour's piebald horse that leaps over five-foot walls and gallops into town, slipping and sliding on the cobbles, only qualifies, at first, as mildly interesting; much less important than the gold band of Velvet's brace, which is a constant topic of conversation, since Velvet keeps removing and hiding it.

I've seen female cross players not wear something underneath the equivalent of the under cloak...not only is it mildly disturbing it's very important to keep your chest warm to prevent sickness, and conventions are usually VERY cold.

Mildly raising human rights issues is important, but not enough anymore".

It is extremely important, or at least mildly preferable, that folks not mix up incomes policy and industrial policy.

In this case, the distribution of fitness effects of mildly deleterious mutations will be an important factor in determining the relationship between population size and ω.