America has had an inauspicious start to the 21st century, to put it mildly.
There is still a month to go, the presidential and vice-presidential debates still need to sink in, and the economy is, to put it mildly, volatile.
To put it mildly, students who spend more managers on football fields and dancing than on study are just trying to build a personality that meets both sides of the spectrum.
The American presidential election of 2000 was, to put it mildly, controversial.
To put it mildly is a loss, an immorality, and an imperfection. If someone forgets his gratitude, he will forget his feelings. But to put it mildly, he will miss his life.
The strategy—easier said than done, to put it mildly those who are both incapable of it and willing to resort to, or assist in, acts such as those seen this week.
It is also because their earnings are, to put it mildly, opaque.
Since both countries had tested nuclear weapons only three years earlier, the confrontation, which dragged on for months, was, to put it mildly, an alarming one.
To put it mildly, to look down on others is to look down on others, to look down on others, to have insufficient abilities, to be sorry for others, to have insufficient preparation, to be thankful to others, to have too much helplessness.
There would, to put it mildly, be conflicting interests around the table.
The chairman didn't act very sensibly, to put it mildly.
So far, you've been successful in creating ODS files in several different ways, but the results are—to put it mildly—plain (see Figure 3).
To put it mildly, like the other two conflicts, getting in May be a lot easier than getting out, despite all rhetoric to the contrary.
At a time when Mr Berlusconi ought to be vulnerable to accusations over his own private life, the left now has, to put it mildly, some difficulty in holding the moral high ground.
You have debts of over five thousand pounds-to put it mildly your are financially embarrassed.
At 64", she's tall, to put it mildly, ie She's extremely tall.
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