Sentence examples for be wary of treating from inspiring English sources
Medical professionals will be asked to note on a child's health record if they are potentially at risk of female genital mutilation, amid fears that doctors will be wary of treating patients who have undergone the procedure following the highly-criticised trial of a doctor who was found not guilty on Wednesday of performing FGM.
First, we should be wary of treating the components as if they exist materially in the minds of individuals.
As for psychiatrists who are wary of treating patients with dual-diagnoses of depression and substance abuse, a line in the legislation promises to make this very issue a matter of "regional and national significance".
Don't ask locals what they think about the regime, and be wary of places that treat ethnic minorities as attractions – notably the "long-necked" Padaung women in Shan State.
Be wary of potted flowers treated with a man-made leaf shiner.
But just as patients should avoid doctors who recommend radical surgery for every ailment, voters should be wary of politicians eager to treat every economic ill.
Perhaps it could be argued that an enhancement of perceived aptitude would aid in mental wellbeing, but medical practitioners need to be wary of walking the tenuous line between treating real illness and over treating perceived inadequacy.
As a kid, Hamilton was taught to be wary of Clarence: his own father and mother treated their relative as a source of shame and embarrassment.
The Xi administration has plenty of reason to be wary of the Internet, as "Chinese citizens were treated this year to an unaccustomed number of hard-hitting exposés and investigations detailing the private lives and corrupt financial dealings of the most senior Communist Party officials and their family members," the Washington Post said in an earlier article.
The same authors suggest treating the turbulent Prandtl number through empirical models relation and to be wary of automatic calculation models because they are still unreliable.
