Sentence examples for be treated with even from inspiring English sources

Predictions can always be thrown out by unexpected events, and longer-term estimates must be treated with even more care.

A second effect apparent in Table 2 should be treated with even more caution.

This, unfortunately, is just the way of modern football and we are probably obliged to live with it, and be grateful there are still a few places where managers are treated with even less care.

The two U.S. Senators chosen by the state legislature in November, Lucius Lyon and John Norvell, were treated with even less respect, being allowed to sit only as spectators in the Senate gallery.

The public can feel assured that they will be treated with an even hand by people who know and understand their patch.

He enters a world in which employees are called "partners," customers are "guests" and, most impressive to Mr. Gill, everyone seems to be treated with respect, even homeless people who need to use the bathroom.

If uncultivated nature is divine then the pantheist may legitimately conclude that it should be treated with respect, even as sacred.

The refugees must be treated with dignity even if their particular circumstances are not heart breaking.

The water managers of the past knew that water is a vital and pitiless force in human life -- and something to be treated with respect, even revered.

According to Kal and Struikmans most cancers can be treated with radiotherapy even during pregnancy [ 27].

Due to the relapsing nature of AAV, patients have to be treated with immunosuppression even if remission is achieved.