Sentence examples for perhaps treat from inspiring English sources

The news led to widespread claims that taking selenium supplements might ward off heart disease, or perhaps treat it.

The key was not only to find one of these younger kids, but to identify people who were trying to do something about it and perhaps treat them.

In a finding that could eventually lead to ways to identify and perhaps treat athletes who have chronic traumatic encephalopathy, Boston-based researchers announced on Wednesday that a new imaging technique found chemical changes in the brains of living athletes with a history of head trauma.

Speaking of the war between the sexes in her memoir, she declared: "I did not perhaps treat the subject as seriously as Havelock Ellis, or as deeply as Freud, Adler, Jung or Dr. Kinsey, but I think if we all could have sat down and discussed the subject fully, my ideas would have been listened to with some sense of awe.

Intestinal worms may have the potential to prevent, and perhaps treat, inflammatory bowel disease.

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Such patients should be seen promptly, and perhaps treated immediately with antiviral medications, the CDC advised.

You'll also find colorful, Velveeta-worthy flatware and, perhaps, treats left behind, like a jar of Bac-Os.

Istanbul is a football city but at Besiktas it is perhaps treated with more fervour than anywhere else.

But Bergner still manages to keep the gender question interesting: "The man who flashed his erection at a toll booth would be arrested and perhaps treated for exhibitionism; the woman who flashed her breasts would more likely win applause".

"But if there's a fault on the part of an individual or group or institution that perhaps treated him unfairly or unethically, that needs to be addressed and actions should be taken".