Sentence examples for of relatively benign from inspiring English sources

"Folk spirit" has a long genealogy of relatively benign synonyms, such as "national character".

At a recent show most of his jokes essentially involved elaborately making fun of relatively benign things that someone once said.

That high rate of inspections and the numerous seizures of relatively benign contraband "have strained C.B.P.'s capacity to carry out its primary mission of keeping terrorists, criminals and inadmissible aliens from entering the country at Miami International Airport," says the audit, a copy of which was obtained by The New York Times.

So this bout of relatively benign deflation should be transformed into mild inflation within the coming weeks.

While adtech's power has dramatically increased over the years, ad blockers are a blunt weapon that hurt the monetization potential of relatively benign sites in order to excise the malware and improper tracking.

The combined Opitonui and Awaroa catchments (2900 ha) (Figure 1) experienced a period of relatively benign suspended sediment discharge flows in the three years before the March 1995 storm.

The above comparison suggests that the relative success of columnar films, vis-à-vis amorphous or equi-axed films, is probably due to the existence of this relatively benign mode of columnar shear.

The upbeat tale finds support, e.g. in the fact that, taking advantage of the relatively benign environment of low interest rates and available global liquidity, many developing economies heretofore perceived as weak candidates have debuted in the sovereign debt markets attracting large volumes of foreign exchange (Gevorkyan and Kvangraven, 2016).

Compliance with vaccination recommendations also involves addressing patients' beliefs and attitudes, which may not affect the uptake of other, relatively benign processes of care, such as foot examination (36).

The initial treatment of this relatively benign condition surrounds removal of triggers including culprit medications and abortive maneuvers.

Denmark, the seeming counter-example, was the site of a relatively benign occupation, in Nazi terms, but the benignity was influenced by a sense of racial affinity, the vast irrational forces of racial hallucination seeming as powerful as the local political forces.