Sentence examples for much milder and from inspiring English sources

The snacks, not unlike soft marzipan in texture, were much milder and less sweet.

The speckled wood, which flies in partially shaded woodland of dappled sunlight, appears to be a harbinger of a much milder and wetter climate.

Much milder and more succulent than regular garlic, green garlic won't cause your fellow subway riders to inch away from you.

Lines must be drawn.The sort of nationalism being exhibited in Japan in response to such disputes is much milder and less worrying than that shown in either China or South Korea.

The climate of the Dnieper basin is, on the whole, temperate and much milder and damper than that of regions to the east in southwestern Russia located at the same latitude.

"After a winter that has been much milder and drier than normal, the population of the processionary caterpillar has flourished and brought forward their arrival," Milagros Fernández de Lezeta, director of Anecpla, Spain's pest-control association, told The Local news website.

The proband's daughter, who only had TNFRSF1A R92Q, had a much milder disease, and the proband's grandmother and stepbrother, who carried TNFRSF1A R92Q and NLRP3 V198M, respectively, were completely asymptomatic [ 17].

While already showing benefit in terms of lowering the energy required in subsequent milling, higher ammonia concentrations and/or longer incubation times may well accomplish under much milder conditions and at lower energy and capital cost what happens at higher temperature.

For example, the infants have shorter disease course, which means much milder inflammation and less tissue adherence, which subsequently reduce the probability of hemorrhage and tissue injury, thus lowering the risk of operation.

Liberty of faith can be curbed in much milder ways, and it is still something that needs careful watching.

Even though David laughed at my much milder addictions and liked to tell me that I couldn't even conceive of how moderate I was, I can still extrapolate from these addictions, and from the secretiveness and solipsism and radical isolation and raw animal craving that accompany them, to the extremity of his.