Sentence examples for mildly than from inspiring English sources

Some Republicans spoke more mildly than Mr. McInnis about the Bermuda move.

The Angaran platform was also affected by the Cimmeride collisions but reacted more mildly than the Altaids.

The court, siding with 4 environmental groups and 13 states and cities, also asked the government to explain why it still treated light trucks — which include pickups, sport utility vehicles and minivans — more mildly than passenger cars.

But in the light of such statements and general unease in the Islamic world over America's presence in Iraq, the final communiqué of the meeting read far more mildly than expected, some delegates suggested.

Yes, China and India never physically entered recession, and their regional trading partners suffered much more mildly than had been expected by those fixated on the overdue rationalization of New York's banking and broker network.

Obama's poll numbers in May are going to be a lot more interesting (to put it mildly) than his poll numbers from April are going to be.

For subjects younger than 20, the prevalence of anti-HEV in female subjects showed mildly higher than that in male, while for those subjects older than 20, the prevalence in male became higher than that in female (Fig. 4B).

Mileena's skin color appears to be at times mildly darker than Kitana's, but is always lighter than Jade's.

The compilation reveals that mid-Proterozoic ORM are dominated by low Re concentrations that overall are only mildly higher than those of Archean ORM and significantly lower than many ORM deposited during the ca. 2.22 2.06 Ga Lomagundi Event and during the Phanerozoic Eon.

He's more mildly amused than irritated, and is dealing with this whole business in a very dignified fashion.

Oldham is clearly at ease with his great new band, and he comes across more as an animated frontman (well, mildly animated) than a reticent solo artist.