Sentence examples for unusually benign from inspiring English sources

But the Indian variant of creative destruction seemed unusually benign.

That reflects the rare competence of the AK government, but also an unusually benign world economic climate.

More important, the unusually benign crowd in Times Square and the surrounding area, where only 14 people were arrested, epitomized the worldwide theme of peaceful convocation.

"The last several years were an unusually benign period for index funds and the stocks in index funds," he added, in part because valuation mattered little to investors.

ClareLondon about summed it up: There's a LOT of public affection, admiration and pleasure in your company expressed on this unusually benign thread, Mr David Mitchell.

This has been achieved so far, says the OECD, pointing to an "unusually benign" slowdown a year and a half ago.

Mild ankyloglossia (short lingular frenulum without clinical consequences), or "tongue tied", is the most common and benign oral anomaly caused by an unusually short thickened lingual frenulum, and thus it is highly unlikely to be etiologically related to polydactyly or limb malformations.

Despite an unusually high Ki67 proliferation index, the long-term clinical course confirmed a benign slow-growing tumor.

Not far away is the Van Dusen Botanical Garden: 55 acres with 7,500 unusually clearly labeled plants from around the world that thrive in Vancouver's relentlessly benign climate.

Benign neglect.

That's unusually late.