Sentence examples for may be benign from inspiring English sources

Such tumours may be benign or malignant.

It may be benign paternalism; it may be some form of social democracy.

They may be benign (such as a nevus or a mole) or malignant (such as melanoma).

Coccidioidomycosis may be benign and self-limiting, or it may be progressive, spreading throughout the body.

While they may be benign and of no physiological consequence, they may also be harbingers of more-serious cardiac abnormalities.

Alien life has been encountered beneath Europa's ice; it may be benign or it may pose a terrible threat to Jovian human society.

Such messages may therefore be ambiguous and from a young person's viewpoint the interpretation may not be benign.

Manipulations in embryo culture environment may not be benign.

The low representation of women in physics may not be benign (my personal opinion), but it is explainable at the higher levels of academe.

Such long-term chronic infection may not be benign.

The present results suggest that this omission may not be benign.