Sentence examples for benign information from inspiring English sources

That reality doesn't look good on a tabloid front page and so that rather benign information is smothered with large hypothetical figures.

Beyond that, its social media arm periodically tweets out selections from the site's "Get to Know" series, which features a slideshow with very benign information for absolute beginners.

The government had been put into a position where it had to view benign information as criminal, Mr. Hardin argued, because of what he portrayed as the rushed indictment of the firm.

A public affairs office that once seemed sleepy and averse to putting even benign information on the record, jumped to life with written statements attributable to Samuel Schumach, the press secretary.

Monitoring systems like these might be useful one day not only for emergency alerts, but also for the remote collection of more benign information: statistics on the performance of members of a cycling team, for example, or the heart rates of dozens of people enrolled in clinical trials.

The Pentagon investigation concluded that the official, Michael D. Furlong, set up an "unauthorized" intelligence network to collect information in both countries — some of which was fed to senior generals and used for strikes against militant groups — while masking the entire operation as a more benign information operations campaign.

What is supposed to rescue the American food chain is biotechnology -- the replacement of expensive and toxic chemical inputs with expensive but apparently benign genetic information: crops that, like my New Leafs, can protect themselves from insects and disease without being sprayed with pesticides.

The defense team countered, though, that any critical information was buried in a virtually indecipherable mass of benign data.

And then there's this, from the Times today: Under the cover of a benign government information-gathering program, a Defense Department official set up a network of private contractors in Afghanistan and Pakistan to help track and kill suspected militants, according to military officials and businessmen in Afghanistan and the United States.

KABUL, Afghanistan — Under the cover of a benign government information-gathering program, a Defense Department official set up a network of private contractors in Afghanistan and Pakistan to help track and kill suspected militants, according to military officials and businessmen in Afghanistan and the United States.

The strategy was to construe the evidence as narrowly as possible, require ironclad proof and propose benign explanations of information damaging to the president.