Sentence examples for more mild than from inspiring English sources

"He cannot afford to be more mild than this, he will lose," says an old acquaintance.

Paella, a riot of shrimp, clams, mussels, scallops, calamari, itty-bitty chorizo pieces and saffron rice, was perfectly cooked but more mild than piquant.

Some of the television executives who met with Mr. Fox last week said that they were struck by the fact that his tics and tremors were more mild than they anticipated.

IDC's change in its view of the PC market was modest, but as its former optimism was more mild than tepid, those small changes are key.

It simply means our losses should be considerably more mild than major indexes, and that we should have more time to evaluate additional steps to protect our portfolio if the outlook deteriorates further.

In contrast to our findings, reactive astrocytes were observed after only a single mild traumatic brain injury using GFAP-luciferase bioluminescence reporter mice indicating the single CHI in the present study may be more mild than that induced by Luo et al. [50].

In the event, Osborne raided the welfare budget in order to make a crowd-pleasing claim that he would cut public services by "only" 19%, which he claimed were rather more mild cuts than those Labour would have imposed.

As a result, said Scott Anderson, a Wells Fargo economist who also spoke to the assembly, Denver and its region are "in for a more mild recession" than the rest of the country.

A total of 608 subjects were studied, having mild (71), mod (129) and severe (408) OA, with a disease duration of 10 years in each group (62% were women, who had proportionately more mild disease than men).

I think the methods they have used to achieve their goals have been much more mild and passive than how my great-grandmother chose to confront injustice.

Although he is more mild-mannered than his father, he has a trace of the family braggadocio.