Sentence examples for superficially treated from inspiring English sources

To attain various roughnesses, the applied cemented carbide inserts were superficially treated.

Only by developing better estimates of the real effects of regulation on employment can policy debate in the United States even hope to rise above the current polarized predicament where regulation's effects on jobs are too often either superficially treated or overblown by officials on both ends of the ideological spectrum.

Still, the occupations' dimensions of social competences are not, just partially or only superficially treated.

Whatever divisions exist within the black population on campus, the media and society continue to superficially treat African-Americans as the same.

Superficially, they treated him with respect, removing their hats and addressing him as "Mr Garnet", although they made fun of his relationship with Anne Vaux, claiming he was her lover, not her confessor.

This is why it is often treated superficially in company reports.

Clearly someone on the show's staff was familiar enough with the Bitcoin story to know that beyond all the technological, economic and legal issues it raises — which were treated superficially but reasonably intelligently during the episode — lies a terrific real-life mystery: who invented it?

The insects were left for feeding on the contents of each mixture for 24 h, then the insects, in each replicate, were separated immediately and treated superficially with a contact fungicide such as Merpan® (active ingredient Captan, concentration 800 g/kg of wettable granular formulation).

The entire spectrum of drugs is treated superficially in most cases, whether it's substances themselves, safer use methods, or the motives of users.

Larvae were transferred to containers with an artificial diet treated superficially with 3.2 μg.mL−1 of lufenuron (Match 50 EC, 500 g.L−1 of lufenuron, emulsifiable concentrate, Syngenta Proteção de Cultivos Ltda).

Our "tribunal plays" for the Tricycle are taken from long-running public inquiries (10 years in the case of Bloody Sunday) that are treated quite superficially or incompletely in the mainstream media.