Sentence examples for would be benign from inspiring English sources

Scientists had promised that atom-splitting would be benign; why trust them in space?

Her doctors had assured her the lump would be benign even though they and Catherine clearly knew it would not be.

Only time will tell, but your correspondent is thankful that any influence of the sun on climate change would be benign.

"I'm doubtful that it would be benign and would not affect box offices negatively," said Bernard Gersten, the executive producer of Lincoln Center Theater now and the associate producer of "Much Ado About Nothing" in 1973.

"Good news: got into The Center for Behavioral Neurosciences BRAINN summer program," Kim announced on Facebook in mid-March, 2011, after a series of M.R.I. scans revealed a tumor her doctors believed would be benign.

If the recovery is hugely - perhaps excessively - dependent on interest rates remaining at record low levels, in that consumption, house building and housing-market activity, so rely on cheap money, then treasury hair-shirtism would be benign.

And, many would say, it would not be benign.

This third time, I assumed it would also be benign… (Malaysia, Chinese, 43 years, T1, S1) I also had a small lump at that time in my left breast.

If Obamacare works, Americans would feel better about government in general; the terrible monster erected by Republican demonology would be seen to be benign, after all.

That would be one benign sort of metastasis.

Any black holes created, Doser was quick to assure me, would be entirely benign.