Sentence examples for best treated as a from inspiring English sources

(Mr. Gordon calls them "Screen Selections"). They are best treated as a kind of guessing game, little clues to the spatial puzzles of the bigger compositions.

Critics of Alabama's chemical-endangerment law argue that drug use by pregnant women is best treated as a health issue, not a criminal one.

In the original title, the three words were run together as WorldWideWeb, but Berners-Lee and Cailliau would soon separate it into World Wide Web (despite the fact that worldwide is best treated as a single word), underscoring the alliteration.

Swedish granitic rocks are typically relatively sparsely fractured and are best treated as a dual-porosity medium with fast flowing channels through fractures in the rock with a surrounding porous matrix, the pores of which are accessible from the fracture by diffusive transport.

IF WATER is best treated as a normal business, that runs slap into the most controversial issue of all, which exercises the activists more than any other: the idea that the private sector can and should provide water and sanitation services.

So China is best treated as a long-term initiative.

Plants are best treated as annuals, but a plant might be brought indoors to see if it will survive and grow.

The PlayStation 2, Xbox and GameCube era was full of weird games best treated as curiosities to be purchased from a bargain bin.

The PlayStation 2, Xbox, and GameCube era was full of weird games best treated as curiosities to be purchased from a bargain bin.

Advice is best treated as provisional and contingent: It should be a cycle of guidance, action, learning, and further guidance not a fixed path forward.

The modern mania for the multivolume biography of figures who seem in most ways "minor" may have begun with Michael Holroyd's two volumes devoted to Lytton Strachey, who was wonderful and influential but a miniaturist perhaps best treated as such.