The act of pushing someone mildly or poking gently".
The company's been doing a great job of it so far (the One family has been very good to HTC), but I can't help but worry that pushing out mildly-updated versions of existing hardware could put HTC back on its original, lousy track.
The central bank says private-sector forecasters expect them to push up inflation only mildly in 2014, to 3.9%.
With your sphincter open, gently push the gas out of your anus by mildly bearing down.
Reacting to the employment report, bond traders pushed up interest rates mildly out of concern that strong employment will eventually result in higher inflation unless the economy slows.
Michael Moore has compared Iraqi terrorists to Minutemen and said modern Americans are the stupidest and greediest people on the face of the Earth.Comrades Sontag and Moore would insist that they were opposed to American foreign policy, not America; but, to put it mildly, they were pushing it.
And I know they're not professional because a professional would never push the issue... .. OK, that's mildly reassuring, I tell him.
Selig was widely criticized for doing little to push for mandatory drug testing 10 years ago and was mildly chided for it by Mitchell on Thursday.
As I noted before, one of the big themes in ICS, which is both perfectly understandable and mildly frustrating at times, is a push to make Android easier to use for people who aren't 'power users'.
And, mildly related: I thought I too would push my body to the absolute limit of human endurance.
