Sentence examples for for more benign from inspiring English sources

It will prevent the growth of healthy markets for more benign American products, should we ever get around to making them.

Other police impersonators, police chiefs and detectives say, masquerade as officers for more benign reasons, like trying to scare or impress someone.

Race officials are hoping for more benign weather on Tuesday, the 150th anniversary of the schooner America's historical victory, when the fleet is scheduled to race around the Isle of Wight in a restaging of the contest that began the legacy of sailing's oldest prize.

Empirical models that were derived and constrained for more benign solar wind conditions severely over-predict the cross polar cap potential for this event.

People who prioritize security more generally use Signal for more benign functions — even casual communication with GIFs and other less sensitive content.

In the past few days, the government has pressured BP to scale back its dispersant use on the ocean surface and to look for less-toxic alternatives; the government said it will also look for more benign alternatives.

Strong policy actions, as well as more research, development and innovation in green chemistry are needed for the substitution of POPs, EDC and other toxic substances in plastics as well as for the development of more benign alternatives to persistent polymers in the marine environment.

Monitoring systems like these might be useful one day not only for emergency alerts, but also for the remote collection of more benign information: statistics on the performance of members of a cycling team, for example, or the heart rates of dozens of people enrolled in clinical trials.

The goal of the European initiative is to organize a corps -- about 60,000 troops -- that could be used for separating warring sides, for the more benign peacekeeping operations and for aid missions and other crises.

To her credit, Angela Merkel, the party's leader, has been pushing for a more benign view on immigration, and business interests are calling for more immigrant workers.

Given that EOC usually presents with non-specific symptoms, such as bloating or abdominal discomfort, which can all be mistaken for a more benign condition, and because there is currently no means for early detection, patients with EOC are often diagnosed with late-stage disease (International Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics (FIGO) stage III or IV).