Sentence examples for option of treating from inspiring English sources

While Starbucks suggests that "talking about race" is "worth a little discomfort", the company has a responsibility to consider what it can and should do to take into account the perspectives of people who actually have to deal with racism and don't have the option of treating it as an optional topic of discourse in the coffee line.

Litton Industries and other acquisition-minded companies have the option of treating an acquisition as either an outright purchase or a pooling of interests.

When the same question was asked about exact resemblance, the trope theorist had the option of treating the relation either as a real or as a "pseudo" addition to the resembling tropes (see section 3.1).

Consequently, the assignment to Mycena is provisional (the authors also note certain similarities with extant members of Marasmius), and the describing authors leave open the option of treating the genus placement as incertae sedis (uncertain placement) within the Agaricales.

It's the option of treating other people fairly and justly, of trying to share resources equitably, even that precious resource of safety; of trying to see the humanity of our so-called enemies and of seeing ourselves as we're seen by them.

In other words, for small acceptable thresholds, the option of only treating boundary spanners would be selected over the option of treating everyone.

Briefly, two treatment options of treating smear-positive patients were compared: health facility and community DOT (CDOT - the intervention).

Options of treating TB patients in the community by HEWs in the health posts and general health workers at health facility were compared in a community-randomized trial.

Allison reviewed the options of treating the stiff joint: 1. Repeated forcible manipulation of the stiff joint.

Biological fixation by minimally invasive locked plate osteosynthesis (MILPO) has become an option for treating of lower extremity fractures.

Also, more immunosuppressed patients of all ages are likewise susceptible to disease often due to medical advances in treating autoimmune disorder, HIV/AIDS, and the availability of solid organ transplantation as an option for treating a myriad of diseases.