Sentence examples for dealing e from inspiring English sources

I read a story on VICE about you dealing E in 1993.

In our anatomy-based search of regional cortical specialization of function, we used the concept of function as the mentally dealing (e.g. comparing, associating) with different sensory materials within a modality, such as spatial versus non-spatial 'mental operations'.

CBPS may emphasize the knowledge of the "disease" at the expense of the "problem" with which the patient and the family are dealing (e.g. mid-gut malrotation, a disease versus vomiting, a problem).

As Ryder tells it, the Mondays really did deal Es from an alcove in the Hacienda until the club was full every night and an entire nation was hooked.

It has now moved into the education sector, dealing with e-learning and e-assessment.

and of the issue it is dealing with (e.g., immigration, education, entertainment).

Moreover, that bill very well could have none of the poison pills Trump wants stuffed into the deal (e.g., limits on legal immigration).

He inherited a growing economy, rising stock market, groundwork for new trade deals (e.g. the Trans-Pacific Partnership) and solid corporate profits.

HIGH: prior failures in global expansion; many stakeholders affected by deal (e.g., foreign employees, local communities, foreign governments, consumer groups).

As Bitcoin earns its place in the financial system, or mobile operators offer more industry favorable payments deals (e.g. a 3% cut as opposed to 30 or 50%), micropayments become trivial.

DealPop says it's already seeing considerable demand from existing national advertising and WhitePages.com partners, prompting it to roll out nationwide deals (e.g. Groupon's recent GAP deal) in the coming weeks.