Sentence examples for extraordinarily benign from inspiring English sources
It is time politicians listened a lot less to big polluting international energy companies, and a lot more to British entrepreneurs who are creating real competition and delivering a clean energy revolution through this extraordinarily benign and accessible technology.
More important has been the explosive growth in bank credit to the private sector in many countries, partly financed by foreign borrowing.In the extraordinarily benign climate of the past five years, countries have found it easy to attract such financing.
Stillness or motion; gesture or rhythm; legato or staccato; left or right; open or closed; aggressive or benign — these and other oppositions became thrilling in Ms. Sarukkai's extraordinarily long solos.
It's extraordinarily competitive.
This is extraordinarily hard.
Progress was extraordinarily slow.
He was extraordinarily precocious.
They are extraordinarily generous.
