Sentence examples for benign for from inspiring English sources

But another camp of economists thinks that the results will not be so benign for Americans.

Sweden's political climate is benign for the team's work, Dr. Lindahl said.

Espirito Santo Investment Bank said the scheme proved fairly benign for the power generator.

"Whichever way you look at it their main intention was not necessarily all that benign for Aboriginal interests.

The winds were not so benign for Iitate during the nuclear calamity.

The same dwell period superimposed at the peak of the cycle was essentially benign for excursions under strain control loading.

But in domestic policies his patrimony was less benign, for he failed to rise above the authoritarian proclivities of the landed squirearchy to which he was born.

Cases were classified into: benign - for example, cysts, fibroadenomas, diabetic mastopathy; and malignant.

We postulated a new multivariate model with two outcomes (pathogenic/benign for LQTS and pathogenic/benign for BrS), which was then trained on the combined data.

In total, the simple rules yielded a conclusive result (rule 1=malignant, rule 2=benign) for 1501 of the tumours.

Sometimes, the infection is relatively benign for example, children often pick up worms from household pets but sometimes, the transfer is deadly.