Sentence examples for have begun treating from inspiring English sources

Yorkshire have begun treating the appointment of Jason Gillespie to the position of England head coach as an inevitability, with plans now being formed at the club for life after their title-winning Australian.

In cities like New York, Chicago and Los Angeles, customers have begun treating shopping bags as disposable purses that can be reused for weeks, if not months, to carry laundry to the cleaners, books to the beach or lunch to the office.

Doctors at a hospital in north-west London have begun treating a Briton who contracted Ebola in Sierra Leone.

But activists say that since then, feminism itself has become a "sensitive" political topic — authorities have begun treating them not as socially conscious youth, but as threats to state security.

The hospital had begun treating Duncan with the experimental antiviral drug brincidofovir.

But he has begun treating a small group of depressed patients by teaching them to accept, and even seek out, their sadness.

The Kargbos, the brother and sister, said that in recent days, since the signing of a cease-fire earlier this month, the rebels had begun treating the villagers better.

Even before the strike vote, workers were stewing, saying that management had begun treating them far worse after Cadbury Schweppes, the former owner, spun off its American beverages division in 2007, creating Dr Pepper Snapple.

The tribunal also found evidence in emails to Sharapova from Dr Anatoly Skalny, who had begun treating her in 2004 when she was 17 and continued until 2012, that advised upping her dosage before "games of special importance", suggesting an awareness of its performance-enhancing benefits.

Moreover it has begun treating unsafe abortion as a public health issue rooted in social inequality by drafting national technical guidelines for compassionate abortion care for adolescents [ 5].

But investors, skeptical about the company's prospects, have already begun treating the company as if it were destined to collapse.