Sentence examples for benign direction from inspiring English sources

Artists designing posters and publicity material played creatively with the logo under Pick's benign direction.

On the other hand, if desires can be manipulated in one direction, why shouldn't they be manipulated in another, more benign direction?

Last month in Shanghai, he gave a speech to business leaders that was, by several degrees, more optimistic about the benign direction of China's leadership than President Bush has been.

Cognitive Bias Modification (CBM) procedures have been used to train individuals to interpret ambiguous information in a negative or benign direction and have provided evidence that negative biases causally contribute to emotional vulnerability.

Its editors, commenting on their 1994 survey of Islam wondered whether.... the anger and disillusionment that seemed to be sweeping through the world of Islam in the 1990s might turn in a more benign direction.

To determine whether processing biases do indeed act on conscious content as we predict, as well as on intrusion frequency, experiments are required that investigate more directly whether training biases in a more benign direction reduces the negativity of worry content.

The fact that precancerous stem cells are capable of developing, depending on conditions, in both the malignant and benign directions (Chen et al. 2007) indicates that there are bifurcations in development pathways that route cells along pre-determined trajectories to the alternative states, the normal and cancer phenotypes (Fig.  1).

"However, other outcomes that are less benign -- in either direction -- can be easily envisaged, which would require more vigorous monetary policy responses," Mr. Brash said.

The union seems to view migration as a benign exchange: in one direction, labour to meet growing gaps in Europe's jobs market; in the other, a flow of remittances and knowledge to some of the world's poorest countries.

We might thus say that the magnetic system of these bacteria is a representational system that functions to indicate the direction of benign or oxygen-poor environments.

The other two groups received the training material in a written form in either the negative (n = 20) or benign (n = 27) direction.