Malignant in a sentence as an adjective

Don't try to treat them--and don't give them the credit--as being some mysterious malignant body.

The journey itself however, is fraught with malignant powers **** bent upon crushing us at every step.

" I'd managed to clear all allergy and malignant hyperthermia fields.

This particular invisible hand has been hamstrung by malignant forces.

Did it start benign and turn malignant or was it malignant from the get-go?Regardless, I can't imagine being willing to screw my customers like that.

The drinks that are processed by agro-business are in general provided with added sweeteners that are known to promote malignant cell growth [Servan-Schreiber, 2009].

I can only barely trust myself using these on the pretense that others have already decompiled the blobs and found nothing particularly malignant on a few older model cards.

It will tell you whenever a site's certificate changes, and it'll show the relevant fields of the old and new certificates side-by-side, so that you can decide whether the change looks benign or malignant.

This is a reasonable distinction, because there are people who actually troll with malignant intent, and then there are others who are perceived as trolls because they make important points in a socially unacceptable way.

Malignant definitions

adjective

dangerous to health; characterized by progressive and uncontrolled growth (especially of a tumor)