Sentence examples for benign on from inspiring English sources

MRI confidently excluded malignancy in one and the other was benign on excision.

Certain work that seems benign on the surface has a disquieting underside.

That year, more drama erupted: Newman discovered he had a tumour, thankfully benign, on his brain.

And in central California, it turns dairies, which are environmentally benign on a small scale, into major sources of air pollution--perhaps as bad as automobiles.

Fisher, a 28-year-old from Ascot, hung on quite nicely Saturday, despite another testing afternoon on the shape-shifting Ailsa course where conditions have ranged from utterly benign on Thursday to blustery (in different ways) the last two days.

The violence was not always so benign on Bainbridge between Ralph and Patchen Avenues, a block of pretty two- and three-story brownstone and brick houses with bay windows, low wrought-iron gates and a view of the Brevoort Houses across the street.

It was, I see now, a benign on-the-job learning curve for me, and I came to understand a huge amount about how to shoot a film professionally".

And while Portugal and Cristiano Ronaldo prepared for the final two qualifiers last week, the Real Madrid star took time out to send a letter to officials in Florida in defense of the man who jumped out of the stands at Sun Life Stadium in Miami Gardens, Fla., last summer and embraced Ronaldo in perhaps the sweetest, most benign on-field encounter between a fan and a player in sporting history.

Two cases were deemed benign (one on review of diagnostic MRI and one case on second-look US).

These changes are presumably non-detrimental based on their benign effect on the phenotype of the strain.

UBS also raised its recommendation on Amgen, citing "benign" proceedings on the drug maker's anemia treatments at the Food and Drug Administration.