Sentence examples for benign side from inspiring English sources

A more benign side of daily life is presented by Max Beckmann.

The question of whether or not imperialism had a benign side is besides the point.

This imperial ostentation is countered in adjacent galleries by textiles that expose the less benign side of global trade.

Photograph invokes an idealised nostalgia for small-town days of youth broadly relatable to many but specifically true probably not even to its author, and typifies the cheesily contrived, if fairly benign side of Nickelback.

On the benign side is the suggestion that a lot of insiders have learned from Enron's 401(k) debacle how unwise it is to concentrate one's wealth in any stock, particularly that of one's employer.

Although lawyers are generally wary of putting their defendant clients on the stand, opening them to potentially damaging cross-examination, Mr. Taubman, if he is inclined to testify at all, may want to do so to show the jury a more benign side.

"Everyone viewed narcolepsy as the market and didn't appreciate the benign side-effect profile and how that would play into off-label uses".

This development had one benign side-effect (the creation of low-cost tracking funds) and one malign impact: a change in investor behaviour.

But it also had a benign side-effect profile, not causing as much weight gain or heightened cholesterol.

If patients with a heretofore lethal disease now have access to a highly efficacious targeted oral treatment with a modest if not benign side-effect profile, could (and should) we not expect them to be adherent?

The relatively benign side-effect profile of gefitinib is very different from the safety profile of standard chemotherapy agents, with which patients frequently experience serious ADRs such as haematological toxicity, neurotoxicity, and nausea and vomiting.