Sentence examples for a benign way from inspiring English sources

So in this model education increases inequality, and it doesn't increase inequality in a benign way just by making the rich richer.

We're still getting comfortable with the data," said charter board executive director Scott Pearson, a benign way of saying that the exact figures are still in doubt.

During our stay we begin talking about Julie as if she were real and, though she pervades the space in a benign way, when I discover her grave in the garden, I laugh but am shocked.

One of her favorite tactics is to use decoration as a benign way of tricking people into associating her objects with the intimacy of hand-craftsmanship, even if they were produced in tens of thousands of units for IKEA.

The dead man immediately starts haunting the horrified and guilty Malik, but in a benign way— offering him tips on how to survive the Corsican and urging him to sign up for the prison's literacy program.

A dovelike injection of money into the economy would have the potential to increase incomes and inflation in a benign way, effectively reducing household debt burdens, giving people more confidence to spend money and eventually spurring hiring.

All the opportunities, or problems, caused by these great demographic trends, of ageing populations, or newly youthful 70-year-olds, or even of ageing Chinese, will come to pass (or at least to dominate) only in a world that develops in a fairly benign way.

In a more benign way, Rosenberg is trying to prove a point, too.

That is a relatively benign way of imagining the future relations between a Brexiting Britain and the EU.

And hey, it is all to take place in a very benign way: no more talks of "transfer", but an adoption of the "lefty" slogans of division.

The objective of this study aims to create a method to remove nickel in an environmentally benign way from nickel etioporphyrin (Ni-EP) at a high extent and in a short reaction time using supercritical water (SCW).