Sentence examples for to be milder from inspiring English sources

Sunday is expected to be milder still.

Its climate tends to be milder than that of the UK.

Economists say they expect Japan's current recession to be milder than in the United States.

And the weather is likely to be milder than in March.

"In my opinion it is going to be milder than in 1997.

3.39pm BST Today's weather: It promises to be milder, though showers and wind will still be a factor at times.

I am always afraid that people expect me to be milder, quieter, and more composed, like the other daughters-of.

Winter temperatures average 37 to 40 °F (3 to 4 °C) but tend to be milder south of the Douro.

An estimated 4percentt of those with the disease die, although the cases in the United States appear to be milder than in other countries.

Overnight, the weather was expected to be milder, with lows in the 40s, and there was a chance of rain today.

It is a battle of mind, strategy and survival – even if the forecast weather conditions for the 2016 race are expected to be milder than 12 months ago.