Sentence examples for but of treating from inspiring English sources

They had done so, however, in the hope not of manoeuvring satellites but of treating liver cancer.

Les Paul, toying with multitrack tape and speed manipulation, unleashed the possibilities not just of improving music in the mix, but of treating every sound, regardless of its origins, as a variable that could be manipulated.

But instead of treating street culture as something that has no place in a classroom, it is being used as a vehicle to deliver instruction.

However, these results emphasize the importance not only of using the right dose of novel OAC but also of treating the right patient.

There is a harsh but real history of treating black bodies as animal specimens.

Initially, Dr. Schwartz found Mr. Berkowitz unfit for trial, but after months of treating him, he decided he had become fit.

But the idea of treating first-term members differently has drawn criticism from freshman Council members, who believe they should be offered the same opportunities as their colleagues.

"Burundi spends an average of $5 a year on healthcare for each citizen, but the cost of treating a victim of armed violence in Burundi averages $165 a year," Butcher explained.

The wounds may have different names, but the act of treating them is still the same: apply item to character.

The government-run Drug Demand Reduction Department now covers 17 of the country's 34 provinces providing specialized help within hospitals, but the task of treating the problem is really the domain of the UN and non-governmental organizations.

But the approach of treating patients with a platinum-containing regimen may have reached a plateau in terms of efficacy [ 6].