Sentence examples for propose treating from inspiring English sources

Whether or not the White Sox advance to the Series, I propose treating yourself to Eliot Asinof's classic book "Eight Men Out," and John Sayles's haunting movie of the same name.

But they lightly question the wisdom of letting such policies become entrenched, asking for example whether the children of affirmative action's beneficiaries should themselves be eligible for a helping hand.The authors also propose treating "cultural goods" differently from other kinds when discussing trade.

For example, might talking about crime as a virus lead people to propose treating the crime problem the same way as one would treat a literal virus epidemic?

Participants who read that crime was a virus were more likely to propose treating the crime problem by investigating the root causes of the issue and instituting social reforms than participants who read that crime was a beast.

We correct this flaw in the analysis and we also propose treating the compound score as a random covariate, to achieve more appropriate results and significantly improve study power for survival outcomes.

The commission proposed treating all but the most severely handicapped children as general education students who need extra services, rather than as a separate category of children altogether.

Sometimes I proposed treating him to an ice-cream, or challenged him to a game of table football, and was rewarded by an enthusiastic stream of happy whistling.

Imagine this: At your next doctor's appointment, instead of advising you to avoid sugar, your physician proposes treating you with sugar.

Law professors Jack Balkin of Yale and Jonathan Zittrain of Harvard have proposed treating social media platforms as information fiduciaries, which would cover far more than just medical data.

When Herthel proposed treating sexual differentiation as irrelevant, her 5-year-old said, "That would be weird". And more to the point, it does no one any favors.

Influenced by this work, Warren Weaver in 1949 proposed treating the problem of translating between languages as an application of cryptography (see [other chapter]), with one language viewed as an encrypted form of another.