Sentence examples for benign prospects from inspiring English sources

But since then, the sharp fall in commodity prices and the consequently more benign prospects for food and services inflation, as well as the substantial weakening in demand, imply that the upside risks to inflation have diminished significantly".

In a recent report, the International Monetary Fund gave a positive view of the U.K. economic outlook, citing robust future growth and benign prospects for inflation.

Martin Beck, senior economic adviser to the Ernst & Young ITEM Club, said: "The pound's continued climb and subdued inflation expectations, also, point to benign prospects for inflation in the near-term.

It's soon clear, however, that although she affects the humility of Austen's Harriet, Louise's real literary ancestor is Patricia Highsmith's Tom Ripley, a far less benign prospect.

The domestic market, although decelerating, still has plenty of scope for growth, thanks to generally benign economic prospects and comparatively shallow levels of private credit, which is expanding by about 20% annually.

But not enough attention has been directed to this more benign Internet prospect: instead of manufacturing thousands of discs and getting them into stores, the record companies will increasingly take orders online, burn copies of the requested CD's and mail them.

The OBR's new outlook painted a more benign picture on the prospects for inflation next year and beyond than some other forecasters have done.

Kristin Bonnie, another Emory primatologist, said the transmission of behavior could be benign and spontaneous, with the prospect of reward being secondary.

Shingled with moonlight, the benign sea was a happy prospect for a man whose sea legs were cruelly amputated at birth: this would be my first out-of-Channel nautical experience not endured as a porridge-faced, mumbling hermit, unhinged by malnourishment and a hallucinogenic overdose of seasickness remedies.

In doing so, it raises the tantalising prospect that similar benign - albeit challenging - conditions could exist elsewhere in the Solar System.

But the prospects for such a benign outcome don't seem good.