Sentence examples for much more benign from inspiring English sources

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.

"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 solvents employed in these operations (methanol, ethanol and ethyl acetate) are much more environmentally benign compared to dichloromethane that had been earlier suggested [9] for precipitation of 1.

One should see it as something much rarer, kinder, more benign".

But there is never much question that the more benign comic mode of the play will ultimately reassert itself.

Writing in today's issue of the journal Nature, researchers from the University of Wisconsin and other institutes report that the bacterium, a strain known as O157 H7, is much more complex than its benign relatives.

"But he is much more sophisticated and deadly than benign".