Sentence examples for often harmless from inspiring English sources
While all invasive breast cancer is believed to start as D.C.I.S., D.C.I.S. is often harmless.
Compliance experts argue that violations are typically unintentional and often harmless because they aren't always exploited by criminals.
This widespread juggling of names and identities, while often harmless -- even prudent -- can put an unsuspecting person hungry for companionship in a vulnerable position.
A once inexpensive marketing tool could now be a lavish artistic statement (more often, harmless pretension), as well as a desirable platform for film-makers, established or aspirant.
Isolated SNPs are often harmless, but taken together they may threaten human health.
12.2, even the stronger condition is often harmless, since under a mild additional assumption, it can always be achieved by enlarging (mathcal {C}').
This dim writing is often pretty harmless.
In the west, wacky claims often seem harmless enough.
Even seemingly clean air contains billions of germs, and deadly bacteria often have harmless relatives.
The possible interactions between these chemicals, often comparatively harmless in themselves, are deeply disturbing to officials of the United States Public Health Service.
The persistence is due to the influx of mast cells stimulated by the continued presence of the allergen, which is often a harmless substance such as animal hair or dander.
