Sentence examples for mildly progressive from inspiring English sources

Right now, government spending is only mildly progressive.

As across Europe, "neo-liberal" (read "Thatcherite") is the ultimate put-down among everyone of a mildly progressive bent.

The insistence with which Katherine presses her mildly progressive agenda at the elite women's college makes her a kind of academic Erin Brockovich, or so the movie wants us to believe.

Again, I have trouble with this point: our tax system isn't as progressive as it should be, but it is at least mildly progressive even when you take state and local taxes into account.

A simplified tax system would have no deductions, exemptions or credits; would be broad-based and mildly progressive; and would assure taxpayers that no one can game the system and gain preferential treatment.

The former were an anaemic aftermath of the great Noël Coward tradition, and dealt with such pressing matters as debs seeking ideal spouses, dispossessed gentry slumming it in a Belgravia mews, or butlers standing up for conservative values against mildly progressive employers.

George Osborne's budget was mildly reflationary and progressive, which is about right as the economy emerges from recession.

These outcome measures have good reliability and validity [ 16, 17] within the populations for whom they were developed but may not have optimal responsiveness in MCI and pre-MCI since the outcomes were not developed specifically for the longitudinal monitoring of cognitive changes in a slowly progressive, mildly impaired population.

Ryan and colleagues executed a phase III study in asymptomatic or only mildly symptomatic patients with progressive, chemotherapy-naïve metastatic CRPC disease [ 9].

Study COU-AA-302 evaluated abiraterone acetate plus prednisone versus prednisone alone in mildly symptomatic or asymptomatic patients with progressive mCRPC without prior chemotherapy.

It is not known whether continued therapy in patients with mildly elevated liver enzymes leads to progressive and symptomatic hepatic dysfunction.