Sentence examples for though treating from inspiring English sources

If a DNA scan of a tumor can predict which treatment will work best, insurers will likely pay up, even though treating cancer patients can be hugely expensive.

In other words, even though treating with three drugs characterized by triple cross-resistance does not improve the chances of treatment success compared to two such drugs, treating with three pairwise-cross-resistant drugs is advantageous compared to treating with two such drugs.

April, though, treats every dish with the relish of a child opening an Easter egg.

Though treated as the army's poor relation, it is 23,000-strong and has some heavy weaponry.

Mr. Irving, though, treats him with dignity, and as an example of someone the justice system is not made to help.

A joint letter from Hollywood's trade associations points out that box-office figures, though treated as reliable, are in fact estimates by the studios.

Though treated as second-class citizens under Islamic rule, Jews lived side by side with Muslims, in relative harmony, and took part in a flourishing economy, according to Mark Cohen, professor of Near Eastern studies.

Ira Sachs's Little Men (2016) has a similar idea, though treated with more nuance: Greg Kinnear and Jennifer Ehle play a struggling actor and his wife who get lucky when they inherit a huge apartment in – where else? – Brooklyn.

They are still lousy, though, at treating ailing minds.

Some places around the country, though, treat all vehicles equally.

As such, they were beyond the reach of morality and, though treated with utter cruelty, they were not punished.