Sentence examples for be treated out of from inspiring English sources

She said more resources were needed in the community so anyone who could be treated out of hospital would be.

Residents of certain states have a greater propensity to be treated out-of-state for P&I than many other states.

Some people might be put off by the thought of being treated out of hospital.

Fleury is being treated out of town, but the Rangers would not say where and would not disclose the nature of his treatment.

Still, advocates said the worst conditions were obscured behind closed doors, and they have circulated photographs that they said revealed how the animals were treated out of sight.

Fewer than 50,000 people are being treated out of nearly 30 million infected with the lethal HIV virus in Africa, and - although Malawi is buying them - most of those are not getting Cipla's drugs.

Mental health campaigners are "incredulous" five beds for children are unused when 20 patients are being treated "out of the area".

Unfortunately cities, states and countries aren't going to change the way animals are treated out of the goodness of their hearts.

The remaining patients (almost 40%) were treated out of protocol with FE75C or E75C chemotherapy.

By 2006 only 64,000 individuals had been treated out of 1.4 million HIV-infected citizens [ 30].

There were a total of 44 premolars that were treated out of which 27 were maxillary and 17 mandibular.