Sentence examples for general treated from inspiring English sources

It has been further suggested that patients in countries with mature healthcare systems are, in general, treated with medically adequate generic drugs [ 11].

Mr. Cornyn's successor as attorney general treated Mr. Buck's case differently because Mr. Buck, "not the state, offered" the testimony in which race figured prominently.

A magical, Manichaean, neo-Biblical view of the world might be less possible for those belonging to an older generation, whose desert-island book could be, for example, Graham Greene's "The Power and the Glory," and so the death of bin Laden was, in general, treated more soberly by them.

In general, treated and untreated plots showed a similar species composition regarding dominant tree species, as evaluated through the average number of trees per species and the importance value (IV) of each species before harvesting (Table 5).

But that didn't change the way society in general treated girls who wanted to ride around on their bikes.

In general, treated tumors showed increased infiltration by all subsets of T cells, and this reached statistical significance for CD3+ and CD8+ cells.

Computers, in general, treat people like morons regardless of the operating system.

In general, treating the paper fabric by MWCNTs can improve the most physical and mechanical properties of fabrics, especially in UV blocking.

· Work with these people and organizations to ensure they use the correct name and pronouns, allow your child to dress accordingly, and, in general, treat them appropriately for their gender identity.

A white woman, race educator Jane Elliot says to an auditorium full of people "I want every white person in this room who would be happy to be treated as this society, in general, treats our citizens - our black citizens - if you, as a white person, would be happy to receive the same treatment that our black citizens do in this society, please stand".

They are vicious cousins of the Afghan Taliban.The generals treated the peace process with impatience, correctly gauging that the TTP were not sincere.