Sentence examples for rising mildly from inspiring English sources

Most other labor cost indexes are also rising mildly.

Whatever the final outcome of this debate, the productivity report yesterday had buried in it more evidence that labor costs are rising rather mildly, even if the productivity growth rate might justify bigger raises.

Most Germans credit the government's anti-recession measures, such as "cash for clunkers" and subsidies for firms to hold on to workers, for the fact that unemployment has risen only mildly so far.

Some of these writers' reputations have risen; others have mildly deflated.

She became mildly confused and drowsy with hepatic transaminases rising to very high levels (highest ALT- 1250 iu/L and highest AST- 4800 iu/L) with an INR of 1.8.

But giving tax breaks to oil companies at a time of record industry profits and rising fuel bills could be politically tricky, to put it mildly.

Part of the background is that a majority of Britain's rising generation seems not merely indifferent to religion, but at least mildly hostile.

Kane was once considered a rising star among Pennsylvania Democrats, but not any more (to put it mildly).

As the enclosure widens, the average Nusselt number exhibits mildly zigzag behaviors, namely, decreasing first, reaching a local minimum, then rising, reaching a local maximum, and finally decreasing again.

The ten-time Grammy winner looked fresh-faced and glowing as temperatures rose inside the tent to mildly uncomfortable even for exotic cocktail attire.

For the second year in a row, eighth grade scores also rose significantly this year, with the city mildly outpacing the state.