Sentence examples for if benign from inspiring English sources

To arrange this ludicrous, if benign, contrivance to deliberately fool the clientele is a kind of lie and hence unethical.

The quiet protection of America's heavy bootprint also lent encouragement.It helps, too, that even for an untrammelled if benign autocracy, Qatar's command structure is slim.

Fourth, ethno-national mythologies and similar "important falsehoods" are to be tolerated only if benign and inoffensive, in which case they are morally permissible despite their falsity.

It's as if benign aliens living among us are suddenly being called back to their home planets.

An increasing proportion of bladder tumours is now being coded as in situ or uncertain if benign or malignant.

If benign errors are excluded, the rate of major errors on applications is nearly 10%, which would place EM among the lowest of reviewed fields.

Moreover as already described by other centres, PET findings in the early images are confirmed in the late images and the variation in terms of SUV can guide towards a malignant (if increases) or benign (if decreases) characterization of the abnormal uptakes [ 11, 17, 22, 25].

Future studies of patients in which long-term data is available will possibly reveal if TERT promoter mutations influence survival and if histologically benign PCC with mutation demand more extensive follow-up.

When the production opened, Hans-Peter König was gorgeously rich-toned (if oddly benign) Hagen.

Kazin offers a similar, if more benign, analysis of the New Left, the movement in which he came of age.

It's as if a benign chaotic butterfly seems to have been flapping its wings, leading many people to think up the same things.