Sentence examples for be treated casually from inspiring English sources

Asked about his background, in a state where such things tend not to be treated casually, he said he was told his mother's lineage was English and his father's side was either French or Italian.

"Even a well-conceived safety program will be treated casually by workers if it is neglected by top management".

… Even a well-conceived safety program will be treated casually by workers if it is neglected by top management," states the newly updated version of the National Research Council's classic safety guide, Prudent Practices in the Laboratory.

When duress is not an issue, the lawyer should remind her client that a prenup is a formal document and is not to be treated casually.

… Interpretive ethnography requires inference, even speculation, but these inferences and speculations must be grounded in observation and inquiry, in depth, in situations … where we have become familiar figures and can be treated casually by our informants" ([ 7]. p. xii).

That these characters have been treated casually makes the ending's ultimate toughness that much more of a comeuppance.

"Whether it's a genetically programmed instinct or a widespread cultural idea, people throughout the world find deeply disturbing the idea of bodies being treated casually or disrespectfully".

In general hygiene is treated casually with little understanding of infection transmission.

The germ of the Watergate break-ins - G. Gordon Liddy's Gemstone plan - is treated so casually that many readers may not be able to make sense of it.

Mara Hvistendahl, a writer at Science magazine, is profoundly concerned, both about the fact that abortion was treated so casually, and the reason.

The general tone is pessimistic, though not cynical, and the unhappy outcome of Willie's pregnancy is treated fairly casually as something less than tragic.