relatively mild

Add in a relatively mild winter in the United States, which reduced demand, and there appears to have been a glut.

The downturn would last two to three quarters and be "relatively mild by historical standards" , he said.

While most human cases are relatively mild, a small percentage of patients develop a much more severe form of the disease.

As most human cases of RVF are relatively mild and of short duration, no specific treatment is required for these patients.

It prospered in an era when asset markets were generally rising, debt was plentiful and cheap, and recessions were rare and relatively mild.

But rising 'core' inflation could also challenge the relatively mild strategy pursued so far.

WHO chief Chan urges people not to become complacent because of the relatively mild nature of the H1N1 pandemic.

This is one of the key reasons that the bursting of the bubble was followed by a relatively mild recession.

Allergic reactions were observed in a small number of indiiduals but were relatively mild and responded quickly to treatment.

But if broadly correct, this could be a relatively mild downturn for emerging economies.

Two processes that utilize relatively mild thermal treatments to achieve the desired results are pasteurization and blanching.

That will mean cold mornings and evenings but relatively mild ambient temperatures during the day.

Even this short, relatively mild food reduction resulted in long-term changes in gene expression, the researchers found.

The WHO cautioned against over-reaction, as most cases of H1N1 have so far been relatively mild.

"The Adjustment Bureau" is rated PG-13 (Parents strongly cautioned). Strong language and relatively mild violence, including car crashes.

The sanctions were relatively mild and aimed at disrupting the supply of weapons technology to the country.

Its mortality rate, however, is unclear, with cases outside Mexico relatively mild to date.

it was a relatively mild colossus.

Obstruction of the ear canal by wax causes a relatively mild hearing loss.

Geminid meteors are fairly easy to spot because they travel at about 35. 41 km per second, which is relatively mild compared to other forms.

Mydriatric and accommodative effects were present, but relatively mild, as were adverse events.

Mild illness - now confirmed cases of illness in our province are relatively mild, non-severe, and death cases.

Ms Merkel's statement was relatively mild by the standards of some colleagues.

It did not work for the recession of 2001, which was relatively mild.

assume a "relatively mild" pandemic in which 20 per cent of people become ill and 0. 5 per cent of those die of the disease.

Luckily, this year's flu was relatively mild.

The first, which was triggered by the initial, fourfold, increase in oil prices between September 1973 and March 1974 was relatively mild.

Inflation is below the 3% midpoint of its target range and last year's economic downturn was relatively mild.

The relatively mild slump in China's lesser cities is mostly because they experienced a less fantastic boom.

Sodium lauryl sulfate is a classic cleanser which is used because it provides decent foam, it's relatively mild, and it's very inexpensive.

Rich countries face their deepest recession since the 1930s. For poorer nations it could still be relatively mild

the burst of bubble in the USA will lead to hyperinflation, relatively mild banking problems, and a crashing dollar;