Sentence examples for reasonably benign from inspiring English sources

At first, "I had a reasonably benign attitude toward it.

It mostly sounds reasonably benign, except when it doesn't.

Howard Archer, Global Insight's chief UK economist, called today's announcement a "reasonably benign report", given the rise in the price of oil and of seasonal food.

I felt as if he'd joined a cult, albeit a reasonably benign one, though as someone who last played a computer game when Jet Set Willy was the height of technological wizardry, I hardly felt in a position to judge.

The chief outcome of the war was to sweep away several reasonably benign if imperfect "ancien regimes" while loosing various totalitarian bacilli.

"Generally, they are fairly benign".

What the academy is really honoring, though, is the idea of Roger Corman: movie-loving independent, canny businessman, early adopter of (reasonably) intelligent pulp, and benign godfather to talented young filmmakers.

Maternal perception of Decreased Fetal Movement (DFM) is reasonably common and can be benign, with 6 15% of women reporting at least one occasion of DFM to health professionals in the third trimester of pregnancy [ 25].

An receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curve analysis revealed that the detection of the serum MMP-7 level is reasonably accurate in differentiating cholangiocarcinoma from benign biliary tract disease patients (area under curve = 0.73; 95% CI = 0.614 0.848).

These unstoppable walls of water are hardly a surprise when they happen within the so-called ring of fire that encompasses the Pacific basin but in the more tectonically benign North Atlantic their manifestation could reasonably be regarded as a bit of a shock.

The majority opinion of the Supreme Court reasonably conjectures that any help given such enemies, even in seemingly benign ways like instruction about how to enhance their human rights profile, could free up time and effort in pursuit of extremist violence.