Sentence examples for seemed mild compared with from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the prescription got crumpled in my wallet as I resisted, not so much out of fear of side effects, which seemed mild compared with the "blindness and death" that could occur with newer medications, but because taking them meant I would change.

The drugs do have side effects, though they seem mild compared with most chemotherapy.

Today's headaches might then seem mild compared with those that are to come.

That seems mild compared with some titanic chapters in British labour relations (see article).

But Mr. Dimling's challenges in managing this cornerstone of the $60 billion TV advertising industry seem mild compared with what his successor will confront.

Though czarist prisons would seem mild compared with those Stalin would establish, they had their horrors, one of which is mentioned in nearly all prison memoirs of the time — listening as your comrades are taken out to be hanged.

But all that seems mild compared with the criticism leveled by hockey writers and television commentators at Rolston, a first-time N.H.L. coach who replaced the longtime coach Lindy Ruff in February.

But this seems mild compared with the feuding at Mizuho, where as many as 100 committees are toiling to reach a consensus on everything from coffee machines to accounting software.The three banks that are merging to create Mizuho claim that their job is made easier because, with three parties involved and not two, there is no chance of a hung vote.

At first glance, this might seem mild compared with the later brutalities of Nazi eugenics, but the underlying message was the same because it involved making a judgment about the superiority of individuals (and by extension groups) based on the "value" of traits as judged by the group in power at the time.

However severe, our current predicament seems mild compared to the calamitous unemployment of the early 1930s.

In fact, my list seems mild compared to most.