Sentence examples for mildness from inspiring English sources

Far from losing its allure, the American model has proved how resilient it is, shrugging off the bursting of the technology bubble as well as a huge terrorist attack, with a recession that was remarkable for its mildness and short duration.

But in part because of that mildness, the chances of a signing look greater now than at any time since 2009.

But when it comes to problems with integration, Europe is also paying a price for selfishness and brutal calculation in its recent past, as well as mildness.

He wisely avoided the Bank of Japan's mistake in the early 1990s of not cutting interest rates fast or far enough.But the mildness of America's downturn and its recent rebound does not prove that the Fed was right to turn a blind eye to the bubble in the first place.

The mildness of the last recession might appear to support his reasoning.It is wrong, however, to focus only on the stockmarket bubble.

He surprised some observers by the mildness of his rebukes to Taiwan and America.

It is still feared, despite the relative mildness of the regime.

That this has not led to bloodshed is a testament to the mildness of the locals.

In southwestern England the climatic modification produced by the current is reflected in the extraordinary mildness of the winters at this northern latitude, including the growing of winter vegetables and flowers and the presence of subtropical vegetation and lemon trees in southern Devonshire.

The mildness of his countenance and the softly curving folds of his robe contrasted strongly with the grotesque Buddhist sculpture in the preceding age and represented a much more truly Japanese taste.

A brave man, Philip was praised by contemporaries for his mildness and generosity.