Sentence examples for thinking about treating from inspiring English sources

"We're thinking about treating Zombies, Run! as if it was a podcast, but also about how not to make it really annoying, and how to do it in a way that doesn't break the fiction".

The Department of Health said some hospitals were already thinking about treating patients at weekends for non-urgent operations and procedures.

Most importantly, it's time to start thinking about and treating drug problems as a health issue, not a criminal issue.

Worth thinking about, indeed.

By not thinking about, managing, and treating dental caries as the dynamic, progressive, infectious, diet-dependent, behavioral disease that it is, clinicians and program managers miss opportunities to bring the power of sound science to bear on a disease that remains prevalent and consequential to the daily lives of millions of children worldwide.

A final way of thinking about imagination treats imagined as a "decoupling" or "facsimile" or "counterpart" operator (cf. Leslie 1987; Goldman 2000; Budd 1989) that can, in principle, be attached to any (mental) state.

None of us are thinking about frozen treats as the East Coast is about to get hit with another polar vortex, but by the time summer comes, 3D-printed ice-pops shaped like your favorite animal, cartoon character, or even your face could be a widespread (and delicious) reality.

Evans was attempting a radical shift in thinking about the manufacturing process, treating it as a continuous integrated whole rather than a series of isolated processes.

It started me thinking about how we treat swearing in the work place and what (if any) is appropriate.

"I keep thinking about how he treated you," her friend wrote, hours after showing Heller the tape.

"This impedes our effectiveness by winding us up so much that we're thinking about how he treats us rather than doing our job.