Sentence examples for a benign impact from inspiring English sources

On this view, China's behaviour does not have to be perfect for the Olympics to have a benign impact; what matters is that the country moves towards greater openness.What do you think?

And the neighbors just hope that whatever arrives will be quiet and eco-friendly, and that the thousands of jobs it will generate will have a benign impact on the real estate markets, tax bases, school enrollments and traffic patterns of central Suffolk County.

"The idea that these will have a benign impact on the countryside is very difficult to believe," Mr Huyton added.

Mark Luschini, chief investment strategist at Janney Montgomery Scott, said the minutes from the Fed's April meeting gave no hint "that they were going to do anything different than what the market was already prepared for... That's why the net-net was a benign impact to financial markets".

Therefore missense variants in ASPM can be considered to have this line of supporting evidence for a benign impact.

A benign impact is predicted by Polyphen-2 and a moderate impact is predicted by ProPhylER (multivariate analysis of protein polymorphism (MAPP) P value of 0.0058).

Here's his reply: "Carrying a large amount of student loans has a surprisingly benign impact to your credit scores.

In the younger age groups (< 65) there were seasons with an estimated benign impact of circulating influenza (negative mortality rates).

"Well-selected tax increases could also have a relatively more benign impact on activity than some expenditure cuts".

It could be argued that Mr. Cliburn's Moscow victory spawned an industry of sorts, the modern musical competition, which has had a profound, and not benign, impact on musical education and career arcs.

Syntheses or processes that have a benign environmental impact, whether by use of safe and commonly available reagents or by minimization of environmentally harmful waste products, have become an essential feature of so-called "green chemistry".