Sentence examples for being treated completely from inspiring English sources

"This child is being treated completely different".

The charges will not have an affect on the approval of the $22bn merger and is being treated completely separately to other European cases against Facebook, but could lead to Facebook being fined up to 1% of its global turnover in 2014 when the merger was approved, which was greater than $10bn for the first time.

"Clearly we are being treated completely differently than was the case during the previous four years," Mr. Pastrana said today, referring to the Clinton Administration's isolation of his predecessor, Mr. Samper, because of evidence indicating he accepted campaign funds from drug traffickers.

Some people may welcome that at the start, but you will end up with a pensioner being treated completely differently in one part of the United Kingdom from the other and people who are unemployed giving a completely different kind of treatment or disabled people a different kind of treatment.

"I was treated completely equally in high school," Ms. Mercer said.

"The panel found that he had not been treated completely fairly.

"I was treated completely differently by patients and doctors," he said.

Take last year's World Athletic Championships in Berlin, which saw two freakish performances, though each was treated completely differently.

In my case, for instance, purely because I was the only boy with three sisters, I was treated completely differently by my father.

Yet, despite the similarities, the two groups of investors have been treated completely differently since the crimes of their respective fund managers were exposed.

If, for example, you've been living gluten-free for some time, it will be much harder to determine whether you really do have celiac disease or some other condition further down the line, says Crowe. "And in fact, you might have something like Crohn's disease, which would be treated completely differently from celiac disease".