Sentence examples for being treated are from inspiring English sources

Advanced cases that have gone months or years before being treated are most likely to result in persistent arthritis.

At New York dialysis centers, those being treated are more likely to suffer from anemia and are less likely to have enough impurities and excess fluid removed from their blood, allowing more damage to their bodies, according to the records.

American prisons are full of addicts, of people whose lives have been hollowed out, as Devereaux's has been, by a physical craving and who, rather than being treated, are punished.

Dr Borbora also described medicine as being "a difficult, but also incredibly rewarding, career," and said: "It would be a disaster for the NHS if the next generation of doctors, having seen how junior doctors are  being treated, are deterred from entering the profession".

The people being treated are sprouting cow's heads.

Ms Campbell added that most of the koalas being treated are able to return to the wild afterwards and live a normal life.

How they are being treated is anyone's guess.

"What I would say is this: the way that Greece is being treated is creating a humanitarian crisis.

There was a further twist last night as the Royal Alexandra Hospital in Paisley, where the man was being treated, was evacuated.

"How patients were being treated was stuck in the '80s," he said.

Lethality of the cancer being treated is indeterminable, so sufferers frequently undergo invasive surgeries that end up being unnecessary.