Sentence examples for much benign from inspiring English sources

Plants are pretty much benign, though, there's not a great deal that's going to harm you and the advantages are always going to outweigh the disadvantages".

Seawater temperatures, conductivity, pH, dissolved oxygen and trace metals were found to be very much benign to the trouble free operation of the plant.

The actual game, of course, is much more benign.

The eurozone and global environment is much more benign.

"That was a much more benign dictatorship," Mr. Berlusconi was quoted as saying.

Inflation, like employment, is likely to be much less benign before long.

"Things were much more benign than they actually appeared in print".

ELIOT SPITZER: No, in fact, it was much more benign than that.

(Mr. Cronenberg, now 65, is much more benign than the scientists and entrepreneurs in his movies).

The Shrek that DreamWorks designed is a much more benign figure.

But other storms have been much more benign than might be expected.