Mildest in a sentence

For once the elements cooperated as we had the warmest and mildest winter on record (apologies to the global warming theorists), thus allowing training and preparations to proceed uninterrupted through the winter.

Then again, economists currently expect the 2023 recession to be the mildest in U.S. history, with a peak decline of about 0.5% and full-year growth of 0.8% this year.

According to the weather station at Toronto's Pearson Airport, the months of December, January and February were the mildest since records were kept in 1938, he said.

Ellie Henderson at Investec said yesterday, before the figures were announced: “Our base case is that the economy probably did tip into a recession, although this would be in the mildest of senses: a better description of the trend might be stagnation.

I had assumed that, given her extreme sensitivity, Joy would be attracted to only the mildest scents.

She’s fought tax cuts, even the mildest possible versions, at every turn.

A new record for the mildest daily minimum temperature for February was set when temperatures did not dip below 13.9C (57F) in Achnagart in the Highlands on the 23rd.

As for the Broncos game, Andy Reed has made it quite clear that he is our Overlord, winning the last 10 games in the series, and offering not the mildest glimpse of hope of ever ending it.

Even attending to the mildest cases and referring severe ones will not just be infeasible but highly risk-laden too.

It can be the mildest of flu or cold-like symptoms,” he said.

It is encouraging people with “even the mildest symptoms” such as a runny nose and sore throat to get tested.

NSW residents are being urged to get tested even if they have the mildest of symptoms.

On Tuesday, it strongly urged anyone with even the slightest and mildest of symptoms - "scratchy throat and runny nose" - to get tested without delay.

That makes the mildest Carolina Reaper 140 times hotter than the spiciest jalapeño.

He was charged under multiple laws, yet was convicted on the mildest one.

So when he lands in a shabby-cozy group foster home full of orphaned misfits, and does all he can not to fit in with them, he’s the mildest of rebels.

Anya and Eva suffer from the mildest form of Gaucher, Type 1, which comprises 95 percent of cases in Western countries.

It’ll be mildest across east Leinster and south Munster.

The security teams did their jobs — wrist band inspection and a bit of you-can’t-come-in-this-way with politeness and without Prussian officiousness that seems to swell in the mildest bosom, once a security tag is pinned to it.

Among metropolises in Europe (along with Valencia ), Lisbon has the warmest winters, and the mildest night time temperatures, from an average of convert in the coldest month, and convert in the warmest month.