Sentence examples for unthreatening from inspiring English sources

One answer is that they are unthreatening to big countries.

But they had a third reason to switch to the centre-right: a bright, attractive, young, united and, above all, unthreatening opposition.

And they put training online to keep dispersed and busy employees in touch with constant innovation.Most of this is relatively easy to do because it is, on the whole, unthreatening.

With or without campus jargon, the annoyingly unfair fact is that marriageable men tend to like women who are young, fertile and intellectually unthreatening.

That might sound a facile point, but only because aircraft are so familiar and were, until recently, so unthreatening.

Their worry is that nationalist unrest may turn against the government and undermine China's efforts to convince the rest of the world that its economic rise is unthreatening.

Netscape is staffed by idealistic hackers, but AOL is a mass-market firm devoted to making on-line services unthreatening.

But compared with the short-lived season of protest three years ago, Russian society seems docile and unthreatening.

But Mr Ayrault is usefully unthreatening to Mr Hollande, so he may well hang on to him.

Mr Farage's achievement hitherto was to have made UKIP's intolerant positions appear sufficiently unthreatening to overcome that nicety.

So does his generally unthreatening posture.