Sentence examples for a benign form from inspiring English sources
Fermentation is a biochemical magic trick — a benign form of rot.
Every violinist in the New York Philharmonic has assuredly at some point aspired to the piece; and whether in emulation or as a benign form of competition, the string ensemble sound was ardent beyond reasonable expectation.
If you ever want to dip into the seamy world of unbidden hate against a bunch of folks gadding about on a benign form of quick, slick urban transport, take a peek at @CycleHatred on Twitter.
While some consider lottery tickets a benign form of gambling, Keith Whyte, the executive director of the National Council on Problem Gambling, said scratch-off tickets are a "gateway" to more serious gambling.
According to the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, infectious salmon anemia virus morphed from a benign form in nature into a "novel virulent strain" when salmon stocks entered Norway's densely packed salmon farms.
But others see it as a benign form of foreign investment, bringing in much needed money and skills.For poverty and poor management are the main reasons why no African team has come anywhere near to winning the World Cup, and no African nation has ever hosted it.
Ewald wondered what would happen then could the guilty microbe evolve into a more benign form, in an attempt to linger longer in the host?
OK, Didion is a fairly reclusive writer, career manageable with a remitting disease, and has a very benign form of MS (she is still walking, talking and working as an advanced septuagenarian).
We could not identify a characteristic clinical profile of those patients as 2 had a deforming RA, 1 an erosive RA, and 3 a more benign form of the disease.
Perhaps the 1918 virus entered the human population before 1918 in a more benign form then mutated to become a killer.
The besotted-ness that is the norm for young parents absolutely in love with their offspring, could be viewed as a very benign form of narcissism, the child as an extension of self.
