Sentence examples for which is milder from inspiring English sources

I turn to Dijon, which is milder and sweeter, but still has a kick, when I want to pep up something with a more complex flavour.

Pork Roll Express -- www.porkrollexpress.com -- carries two types porcine delight: Taylor and Trenton-style pork roll (that's roll, not barrel), which is milder in flavor.

There are two human immunodeficiency viruses, H.I.V.-1, by far the most common, and H.I.V.-2, which is milder and rarely seen outside West Africa, and which jumped to humans from sooty mangabeys, a monkey that West Africans hunt and eat.

These findings support the hypothesis that the VPT operates through a vascular mechanism, which is milder during blood donation.

The oils come in two varieties, the richer, peppery, adult-targeted Per Me ("For Me"), and Per Mio Figlio ("For My Son") which is milder and fruiter.

The magnesium treatment which is milder than that using solutions of solvated electrons in the presence of alkali metals results in defluorination and/or dechlorination of the halogenated polymers.

Five years ago, I was learned that I had interstitial cystitis, a bladder disease that produces a multitude of symptoms, one of which is mild to severe pain.

You can plant specifically for this in March so that you can harvest wet garlic, which is mild and tastes absolutely delicious, particularly if grilled.

Airline passengers, he said, often suffer from fatigue, jet lag, low blood sugar from not having eaten or hypoxia, which is mild oxygen deprivation.

Mike carves the roasts; the meat, which is mild and sweet, has a perfect ratio of deeply browned, smoky crust to pink interior.

Supposing you were to say twelve months for the theft, which is mild; and three years for the furious driving, which is lenient; and fifteen years for the cheek... those figures, if added together correctly, tot up to nineteen years".