Coastal regions generally have milder climates.

The climate here is milder than in Moscow.

The climate here is milder than that of England.

The climate of England is milder than of Scotland.

The climate here is milder than that of Moscow.

The climate here is milder than that of Moscow.

The climate here is milder than that of Tokyo.

The climate in Japan is milder than in England.

I moved to a city with a milder climate.

The climate of England is milder than that of Scotland.

The climate of Japan is milder than that of England.

The climate of Japan is milder than that of India.

About 4 habanero, or other milder chile peppers, seeded and membranes removed, if desired. (When ground they should make about 1 Tablespoon of pepper paste). Americans use milder chile peppers, remove seeds, etc.)

Some of the comparatively milder reactions on social media express confusion and hesitation toward the announcement.

He died in 1844 at Naples, where he had gone in pursuit of a milder climate.

Of course, the drag will be much smaller, as tax increases and spending cuts will be much milder.

Macroeconomists celebrated the Great Moderation of the global business cycle, with recessions seeming to become milder and less frequent.

But when Katrina made landfall, it was not a catastrophic Category 5 hurricane it was a milder Category 3.

When the tradeoff is between taking lives and, say, reducing property theft, the case for milder punishments is far stronger.

With proper leadership (which unfortunately seems in short supply), today's milder hardships could provide an opportunity for public discussion of better ways of intergenerational risk sharing.

The agents traditionally used to speed up excretion of inorganic metals from poisoned patients turned out to make symptoms of methyl mercury poisoning worse rather than milder.

Winters are cold and comparatively dry with high winds, but much milder than other parts of Korea except Jeju do and several islands of the southern coast.

Outrage at bankers in the West is a milder version of the same basic demand for economic justice that we saw first in Tunisia, and now across the region.

Until the recent crisis, economists were talking up the great moderation economic fluctuations were supposedly becoming milder, and many concluded that economic stabilization policy had reached new heights of effectiveness.

Austerity has failed, and there is no prospect of a return to full employment any time soon (not surprisingly, prospects for America, with its milder version of austerity, are better).

MOSCOW During the Cold War, the Soviet Union and, in a milder way, the United States imposed external limits on the activities of states and societies, causing longstanding conflicts among smaller countries to be frozen.

This helps explain why capital punishment should be used only for murders, and not for lesser crimes. When the tradeoff is between taking lives and, say, reducing property theft, the case for milder punishments is far stronger.

Nevertheless, milder protests and counter protests continue to be held throughout several cities in Ecuador, most notably those led by the mayor of Guayaquil (the country's second most important city), Jaime Nebot, and Paul Carrasco, prefect of the Azuay province.

The movie invites viewers to conclude that global warming caused Hurricane Katrina, with Gore claiming that the warm Caribbean waters made the storm stronger. But when Katrina made landfall, it was not a catastrophic Category 5 hurricane it was a milder Category 3.

Third, the fiscal cliff would amount to a 4.5 of GDP drag on growth in 2013 if all tax cuts and transfer payments were allowed to expire and draconian spending cuts were triggered. Of course, the drag will be much smaller, as tax increases and spending cuts will be much milder.