Sentence examples for broadly benign from inspiring English sources

The Nehru-Gandhi regime, in its current state, is broadly benign.

Ian Peters, its deputy director-general, says the decision to make the Bank of England independent has contributed to a "broadly benign" environment.

Broadly, these include benign cortical, juxtacortical and periarticular lesions, dysplasias affecting the cortical bone, regional and diffuse periosteal pathology and malignant tumours.

With unemployment at 4percentt, inflation benign and incomes broadly rising, Democrats gathering for their Los Angeles convention this month will no doubt be eager to show that on those counts, Mr. Gore's election would mean more of the same.

Many antibiotics are broadly acting, often lethal to benign beneficial and commensal bacteria.

While the benign training was broadly effective, there was less clear evidence for a differential effect of spoken or written presentation of the materials.

At variance, 6 other progressing cases appeared broadly distributed among tumors with benign outcome (Fig.  4b), consistent with a distinct heterogeneity in biological trajectories to metastatization (manuscript in preparation).

"Generally, they are fairly benign".

There are, broadly, two sets of explanations, one relatively benign, the other emphatically not.

Respondents consistently described the different temperaments of each god, which can be broadly separated into wild and unpredictable or benign and helpful.

The tumors were broadly classified into two- adenocarcinoma (malignant) and benign tumors.