Sentence examples for benign without from inspiring English sources

But it was very clear that, as a first step, the company wanted to see if it could come up with "reduced harm" tobacco products — smokeless tobacco, perhaps, or less lethal cigarettes, or perhaps products that deliver nicotine, which is relatively benign, without doing so through a lighted cigarette, which is anything but benign.

The pattern is this: a program is revealed; the N.S.A. acknowledges that it does X, but says that no one should make the mistake of thinking it does Y — yes, that would be scary, but X is benign — without mentioning that it is indeed doing something very much like Y, just under another rubric.

Preliminary clinical research is now under way to look at how the technology can be used to monitor the development of breast cancer and identify how far it has progressed.Even with mammography and ultrasound, the current gold standards for breast-cancer screening, doctors cannot tell if a tumour is malignant or benign without performing an invasive and expensive biopsy.

However, a thickened mucous membrane can be physiologic or benign without presentation of symptoms.

According to prior definitions, envy can be either benign without hostile emotion or malicious with hostile emotion (Parrott, 1991; van de Ven et al., 2009).

Furthermore, the CRISPR system could be used to selectively eliminate only the genes that make bacteria harmful, transforming them from dangerous to benign without killing them.

Eighty-two samples corresponded to cervical biopsies or cones with confirmed histological diagnosis of L-SIL (n = 51) or H-SIL (n = 31), and 20 corresponded to cervical tissue specimens without SIL, selected from patients undergoing hysterectomy for benign conditions, without a history of SIL or abnormal Pap results.

What can we do to fix a period of benign neglect, without seeming weird?

As Mr. Edelstein summed it up simply, with a benign smile, "without work, I'd probably be dead".

We are lucky to live in a benign climate, without the extremes that characterise many other parts of the world.

Instead we part company on a benign note, without controversy or dispute, the great humanist having succeeded in showing his humanity.