Sentence examples for may mean treating from inspiring English sources
In children and teens this may mean treating others fairly regardless of their level of popularity or style of dress.
It means treating the sleep issues may not prevent psychotic events.
"For younger parents, it may mean making it easier to treat a hyperactive child in the home.
This may mean that the fabric has been treated.
Non-compliance with assigned therapy may mean that the intention-to-treat analysis underestimates the potential benefit of the treatment, and additional analyses, such as a per protocol analysis, may therefore be considered.
To you, late October may mean fancy dress and trick-or-treat, but to me, an intellectual, it means: ten games in, table shaping up, Arsenal realistically out of the title race and managers getting sacked faster than you can say "Sam Allardyce Tempted Out of Retirement By Extremely Generous Financial Package".
And, he notes, the findings may mean that someday men and women will be treated differently for the same neurological disease.
This may mean that the absolute risk of late cardiac side-effects in patients treated today may differ from that for past populations of patients.
The paper accused Israel of not treating seriously the negotiating committee that is meant to deal with the border, a denunciation that may mean only that those talks were not given priority.
That may mean mass executions.
