Sentence examples for be relatively benign compared from inspiring English sources

Maxus may or may not be acting alone, but his brand of hacking could be relatively benign compared to what's on the horizon.

Although commonly considered to be relatively benign compared to industrialized fisheries, increasing evidence from around the world suggests otherwise.

Miliband claims not to read the papers, but his aides surely do and they may well have been relieved that today's coverage was relatively benign compared to an onslaught on their leader in the Sundays.

But the Pentagon's new civilian leadership came into office believing that the world today is relatively benign compared with during the cold war, but warning of significant threats over the horizon, for which America had better prepare.

"People describe him as a bulldozer, but a bulldozer is relatively benign compared to what he did," the Palestinian politician Hanan Ashrawi told the Financial Times.

The problem is not the number of tourists coming here as much as the related economy that sprouts up to support the tourists.' Yachts like La Pinta are relatively benign compared with hotel tourism: in the past 15 years, Silcott told me, the number of hotels on the islands has risen from 33 to 65 and the number of restaurants and bars from 31 to 114.

They concluded that the clinical course of PCLD was relatively benign compared with ADPKD, although PCLD was characterized by larger and greater number of liver cysts.

But tree-planting scams such as these are relatively benign compared to other larger carbon offsets underway.

ADCL is relatively benign compared to ARCL.

Presumably, the level of impediment caused by nodal excision in the animal model is relatively benign compared to that which occurs in humans with cancer.

The activities of spyware programs can be relatively benign, obnoxious or even blatantly illegal.