Sentence examples for largely benign from inspiring English sources

Such gastronomic eccentricities are widespread, Dr. Rozin and Dr. Pelchat have found, and largely benign.

Pullman's initial encounters with religion were largely benign, owing to his beloved grandfather.

(All this on the eve of the World Cup, a largely benign exercise in nationalist excess).

Last year a similar, though largely benign, virus called Melissa spread around the globe.

It implied that the developed world got that way through "industrialization," a largely benign matter of improving technology.

Although many English people have a stereotypical view about the Irish, it is a largely benign one.

To date is seems his hijinks have largely been benign and amusing.

In the largely empty, benign environment of interstellar space, these craft are likely to last for millions of years.

Other than a few cases showing nodal metastases, SHs are largely considered benign with an excellent prognosis following surgical resection.

A previous study 28 showed that thyroid nodules might share similar risk factors with thyroid cancer: iodine deficiency was associated with an increased incidence of thyroid cancer, largely via benign thyroid conditions such as nodules, which were, in turn, strongly associated with thyroid cancer.

There was much to criticise ( and I did ) but when it worked it was largely management by benign neglect.