Erring on the side of restricting research opportunities to which individuals may be invited is benign only if we assume that individuals can only be harmed, and never benefited, by participating in the research, a claim that is refuted by much of the empirical evidence discussed in this Article.

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He strongly suggested that the markets would be more stable and benign if investors would return to the practice of long-term investing.

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Dr. SPIESEL: In the old days, chicken pox was thought to be so benign that it was thought that well, it would be convenient if you could control when children would get the disease.

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If you are a benign god, your land will be green and lovely, and your creature civilised and affectionate.

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If the Fed says inflation is benign, then inflation must be benign.

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After all, the crowd in Washington should be happy to get more money, even if it is the result of benign factors such as more jobs being created, companies earning higher profits, and people getting more pay.

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Those deals might be benign or they might include provisions that will make it difficult, if not impossible, for competing services to effectively challenge iCloud.

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If the benign conditions of the 1980s and 1990s are not repeated, those investors could be sorely disappointed.

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