Sentence examples for commonly treated as from inspiring English sources

Spelling is commonly treated as if it is a tool, a technology which, at its best, creates a one-to-one correspondence between sounds and letters.

Spelling is commonly treated as if it is a tool, a technology which, at its best, creates a one-to-one correspondence between sounds and letters.

Concrete however is commonly treated as a homogeneous material in structural designs for the calculation of stress and strain.

After all, the governor's grandparents were immigrants, members of a generation commonly treated as a despised minority in New England.

At Kargbo's next hearing, in June, 2014, he said he was afraid that he would be chained and beaten in Sierra Leone, where psychosis is commonly treated as a curse.

That is why, in England and Wales, downloading indecent images is commonly treated as possession for the purposes of sentencing and possession attracts a lower sentence than creating or distributing such material.

28 In spite of the fact that patients with depressive disorders in our study were less likely to seek strictly homeopaths than GP-CM, we must remember that depression is also one of the most commonly treated complaints as previously described for outpatient clinics of homeopathic hospitals in the UK National Health Service.

Previous literature has commonly treated depression as a homogeneous entity.

Previous studies commonly treated depression as a homogeneous entity.

Anxiety, stress and depression were the three most prevalent psychological complaints and more commonly treated by independent acupuncturists, as were treatments for infertility.

In his essay, Thoreau observes that only a very few people – heroes, martyrs, patriots, reformers in the best sense – serve their society with their consciences, and so necessarily resist society for the most part, and are commonly treated by it as enemies.