Sentence examples for would be mildly from inspiring English sources

It would be mildly ironic to find the tactic backfires.

That in itself would be mildly embarrassing; he's pretty famous, after all.

By comparison, she said, 17percentt would abort if the child would be mildly retarded.

It would be mildly astonishing if they made it three in a row.

The tone of the new Natural History Review, he told Darwin, would be "mildly episcopophagous".

Galloway said that he would be "mildly surprised" if Ossoff won outright on Tuesday.

Our study confirmed our hypothesis that this cohort of UK pregnant women would be mildly-to-moderately iodine deficient.

I'd be mildly surprised, but not too terribly; designing the internet is hard," said Bray. "On the other hand, assuming the IETF smiles on the idea, the work of deploying it in web servers and browsers would be easy and straightforward, and I would expect to see fairly rapid uptake".

We observed that, for less frequent words w, if we only stored the word-pair position of w in RAM but not the word pairs (w,s), then the search speed would only be mildly affected, while the consumption of RAM would drop tremendously.

If it were made by Belkin or Logitech, I would actually be mildly impressed but not overwhelmed.

Who among us has never felt, while viewing from off-shore the cluster of Manhattan's lower tip, that it seem destined to topple in the last reel, like a precarious set designed for Cecil B. de Mille... We would be only be mildly surprised to hear one day that the Battery had worked loose from its moorings and rammed into the Staten Island Ferry.