Sentence examples for altogether dealing from inspiring English sources

Altogether, dealing with these issues on a daily basis evoked difficult emotions in staff members.

Some of the regional offices are now bypassing the WHO offices in individual countries altogether, and dealing directly with health ministries there, so that the WHO's representatives on the ground frequently do not know what is happening.If any bypassing is to take place, it should probably be of the regional offices themselves.

"The metric system forced people to separate the measure from the activity altogether and deal with an abstract unit," he writes.

For them, a liberal democracy can amend its laws, or even suspend them altogether, to deal with emergencies or with urgent threats to the personal security of its members.

Financial middlemen are also a diverse bunch: some of them make markets in all shares; some in just a few; others specialise in channelling orders to the exchange and eschew dealing altogether.

Altogether 48 studies dealing with RF EMF effects on cognitive performance were identified, published between 1998 and the end of 2009.

"Never again" is a necessary but altogether inadequate way of dealing with the modern world.

It's altogether rather special: while dealing with eternal human desires, it's the rare film that feels wholly 21st century in its construction.

The final option for states would be to reject federal money altogether, and deal with health care completely on their own.

Instead of dealing with all the components altogether, both AUTOPSY and PICKY extract separate components.

A few months ago, he gave up selling to retailers altogether and now deals only with private clients.