Sentence examples for benign change from inspiring English sources

Dramatic social change seldom takes such a benign form.Yet even benign change can come with a sting in its tail.

But although the department talks of "significant improvements" since its last report in 2005, it also underlines another less benign change.

This book is the essential guide to this great benign change, although I could have done with some sense of the grandeur of what we are on the verge of achieving.

But when the customer wanted to increase the chip's performance and cut its area a far more benign change than fixing a bug the rework cost a further $5.6m.

IGD, another market-research firm, finds that the proportion of Britons who usually decide what to buy before going shopping jumped from 47% to 67% between 2008 and 2011.This list-making tendency largely explains another, benign change: Britons are throwing away less food.

More recent concerns have come about since S.& P. made an apparently benign change last September to the criteria it uses to rate bonds backed by commercial real estate mortgages, which is now the hottest portion of the mortgage bond market.

In addition to spotting abnormal changes that will develop into cancer, screening women under 25 also picks up many more benign changes, which will be treated anyway.

But it's also possible that these are benign changes of aging or just Alzheimer's progressing.

Green favors what he called "simple and benign" changes, including an emphasis on coaching players not to lead with their heads and for linemen in particular to use their hands more.

It doesn't make much sense, though, to impose certain and substantial costs on the economy now in order to avoid unknown and perhaps even benign changes in the future.

Several minor and benign changes to language in Facebook's Statement of Rights and Responsibilities and its Data Use Policy will go into effect as well.