Sentence examples for consider benign from inspiring English sources

With its vote, the European Parliament is raising alarms not only about provocative images, but also about some that consumers might consider benign.

L is for latex -- one of numerous words that some would consider benign but that nevertheless sets off Internet pornography blockers.

In assessing children with malignancies that metastasize to bone, it is important to consider benign processes that can mimic metastatic disease on PET imaging.

If we consider benign diseases, in our sample galactography did not correctly identify 15 cases of papilloma and six of papillomatosis.

There are many 5 year cures in cases which we consider benign giant cell tumor and a considerable number of cases of osteogenic sarcoma are nearing the 5 year limit.

Omnicom shares fell 18percentt last week, but rebounded this week after The Journal published an article on Monday that analysts considered benign.

However, these lesions were not always present and often were considered benign by the patient and his physician.

Barry Bartlett evokes a similar mood with his rough clay versions of soft toys that one normally considers benign objects of childhood affection.

"Pokémon" is action-packed, though it is, in fact, considered benign next to others of the genre, which encompasses material ranging from explicit, adult-oriented shows with sex and violence to entertainment suitable for the youngest viewers.

But there are new generations of sealants that are considered benign, and what is noteworthy about the work on the World's Tower Building is how new the facade now looks.

Many of the monarchies are, all things considered, benign; and the republics -- places like Iraq and Syria -- are run by despots desperate to see their sons follow them onto their jerry-built thrones.