Sentence examples for benign impact from inspiring English sources

JN We'll have to agree to disagree about the benign impact of Facebook.

But West Point has had another, not altogether benign, impact on the area.

"Well-selected tax increases could also have a relatively more benign impact on activity than some expenditure cuts".

Here's his reply: "Carrying a large amount of student loans has a surprisingly benign impact to your credit scores.

It could be argued that Mr. Cliburn's Moscow victory spawned an industry of sorts, the modern musical competition, which has had a profound, and not benign, impact on musical education and career arcs.

The Ridley-Pinker optimists argue, with some force, that the benign impact of globalisation has not received the recognition it is due and that the argument has been contaminated by the left's sour grapes.

For example, large-scale installation of solar panel over desert regions has been shown to cool regional climate and have relatively benign impacts on global climate16.

The main drivers for change in malting are food safety, energy conservation and maintaining a benign environmental impact.

This work suggests that tuning membrane interactions of ILs should be an important factor for designing future compounds with benign environmental impact.

Syntheses or processes that have a benign environmental impact, whether by use of safe and commonly available reagents or by minimization of environmentally harmful waste products, have become an essential feature of so-called "green chemistry".

The reason is that trade deals nowadays have relatively little to do with tariffs; they focus instead on deeper regulatory issues such as rules governing capital flows and competition policy.Richard Baldwin, a trade economist, explains their benign external impact by way of two examples.