Sentence examples for benign enough to from inspiring English sources

"I just don't think the drug is benign enough to take the chance on some long-term side effects".

The finish sprint needed muscle for a brief pull uphill in the final 800m and nous for a series of sweeping bends before the final brief straight, and Groenewegen cleverly balked the youngster on the last left-hander – a classic sprint manoeuvre which was benign enough to be legal, sufficiently threatening to ensure Ewan could not challenge again until too late.

The crater was chosen as the landing site because satellite imagery has suggested that surface conditions at some point in time may have been benign enough to sustain micro-organisms.

Meanwhile, the diplomats hope for some deus ex machina which might either transmute their fictions into genuine breakthroughs, or replace Kim's regime with something or someone benign enough to scrap the nuclear program, if not the gulag.

But their squabbling is benign enough to be endearing.

Because no excess illness or death occurred in 2007 2008, BTV-8 infection of wild cervids is probably benign enough to go unnoticed.

The shelter was a benign enough presence to let it stay, residents figured, especially when they learned that refitting the apartments for the elderly could cost millions.

It'was a benign enough introduction to eight days of racing for the 900 boats most of which may be blissfully unaware that there is a new Middle East flavour to the world of yachting in general and the Solent in particular.

That's benign enough for the market to move higher".

Such flaws are benign enough — you're there mostly to sing "This Land Is Your Land" with a roomful of fellow-travellers.

At the same time, another challenge is to find a solvent that is benign, yet volatile enough to work with electrospinning.