Sentence examples for more benign if from inspiring English sources

The format could hardly be any more benign if it featured nuns crocheting.

This strikes me as a win-win, and one of the more benign if not positive commercial uses of social media.

Sepia-tone photographs of the two men hang at the back of the stage and are softly lighted as Wonder relates the story of their fateful encounter, in between performing several more benign if still impressive illusions.

These deposits of mercury are far more benign in my opinion than they would be if they were released to the atmosphere".

Although we could not identify the traits behind high virulence, our results clearly imply that a pathogen can evolve towards a more benign state if virulence factors are not directly selected for, or if hiding from the host immune system requires attenuated virulence [ 31].

But government can be far more benign, even if at times confounding, as the Federal Register reminds daily — in ways sure to drive libertarians bonkers.

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

Analysts said that the central bank was still expected to raise borrowing costs by half a percentage point Tuesday, but that it could relax its anti-inflation policy in the future if more benign inflation numbers follow.

If a more benign view takes hold, he said, "getting back to all-time highs by year-end is also possible".

There was, overall, a more benign feel to this programme – if they've got the money to afford to go there, who's to stop them being stupid; and, in truth, as one interviewee said, sometimes it's just someone taking the time, and listening.

Fears of disorderly financial unraveling and abrupt exchange-rate depreciations have been behind episodes of capital outflows and loss of foreign reserves - Canuto and Gevorkyan (2016) - even if a more benign scenario has prevailed in recent months.... leading to spillovers on the rest of the world..