Sentence examples for to a benign from inspiring English sources

For 20 patients, a second opinion changed a malignant diagnosis to a benign one.

In our musicology-minded age, Europe's libraries have been host to a benign infestation of bookworms.

If this sounds like an extreme solution to a benign problem, it's only just the beginning.

What complicates things is the very real, dangerous and growing alternative to a benign and peaceful development.

For instance, comparing a dangerous bacterium to a benign relative could let researchers pin down sequences that are unique to the pathogen.

Today, the key to a benign long-term evolution in a divided Moscow lies in a change of policy in Berlin.

If people make homophobic or violent statements on tape then it is difficult to put that in to a benign "context".

They can dump their toxic effluent even on to a benign and uplifting story like the one about her opening her eyes.

But by middle school, any appreciation of custodial workers has long since given way to a benign unconsciousness -- or worse, condescension.

But the ordeal comes to a benign resolution: as the artist sits motionless in an alpine meadow, wild deer approach and lick the salt from his skin.

She tried to explain that the symptoms might be connected to a benign carotid body tumour she had had when she was younger.