Sentence examples for how it is treated from inspiring English sources

"The characteristics breeders look for in a bull, such as its strength and courage, have a lot to do with what it eats, its environment and how it is treated," said Estrella Cortés, a biologist who specializes in genetic engineering at the Open University in Madrid.

Regardless of how it is treated within the film itself, because of its subject, the film raises awareness of issues for the purpose of critique. .

And that is how it is treated when it passes from cargo plane to boom crane to flatbed truck.

Subject matter and how it is treated are reflected in all the elements of design in a motion picture.

How it is treated depends in part on whether it is seen as a passageway through which commuters hurry or as a ceremonial gateway on the scale of the main concourse at Grand Central Terminal.

I suppose we're all father or mother, daughter or son at some point, so it's something that touches everyone as a subject, but it's really the honesty of how it is treated that makes this very special.

Needless to say, Britton is much happier with the direction of the show and how it is treating its "aging" star.

It is time to take stock, to take a long hard look at our world and how it is treating children," said Bellamy.

A dog's behavior is a function of breeding, yes, but also just as strongly affected by socialization, training, environment, and how it's treated by its owners.

Mr. Filo improved its memory, so it would react not only to the last stimulus it received but would change its temperament slowly over time, depending on how it was treated.

Weiner chastised the mental healthcare system of the 1960s and how it was treated as a family secret by society.