Sentence examples for has long treated from inspiring English sources

It is Saudi Arabia, not Iran, that has long treated Yemen as a client state.

New York has long treated traffic gridlock like it does the weather — as something outside of its control.

Still, Communist China has long treated open displays of sexuality, particularly by women, as a form of Western decadence.

Mr. Milosevic, who has long treated journalists with disdain, now seemed to be yearning for news media attention.

But she has a major complaint with the medical establishment: she believes it has long treated women poorly.

Dr. Dias has long treated babies with seizures, paralysis, brain damage, blindness and other grave impairments caused by shaking.

Ecologists have long treated temperate forests as systems limited by nitrogen (N) availability.

And many American farmers and hunters have long treated crows as moving bull's-eyes.

The rules highlight the ambivalence with which Indian officials have long treated freedom of expression.

Writers and teachers of colonial American history have long treated 1763 as a convenient point of division.

Adverts for insurance comparison websites have long treated the British public like a shower of infantilised simpletons.