Sentence examples for treat highly from inspiring English sources

If you treat highly intelligent people like this, they will leave.

He tends to treat highly developed, highly reified, in a sense, doctrine as idolatry – the assumption being that you're always wrong about things.

In a statement on Tuesday, Shorten said he did not accept the notion that Australia could not compete with the rest of the world, but it required a government that did not "treat highly skilled, blue-collar workers with contempt".

Mining companies have agreed to pay $87 million to build and run a plant to treat highly toxic water that is rising in an open-pit copper mine in Butte.

And when you treat highly trained, professional people as monkeys, they have a right to stand up and remind you just how far from the zoo they really are.

Innovations based on fundamental biomechanics, biomaterials and orthodontic knowledge and experience have enabled practitioners to treat highly complex cases with excellent clinical results.

And I think it's pretty sharp, too, on how people treat highly-trained pros in a service industry (Ford's smoothie insouciance here is flooring).

But with this particular tumour, cancerous cells may be anywhere in the brain or spine, so the advantage protons have in treating highly localised tumours, for instance in eyes, is lost.

My own view is that some (but by no means all) forms of pornography do represent people as dehumanised sex objects and, as such, embody the values of the highly commodified society in which we live and in which women and men are treated highly unequally.

Some doctors engaged in the hazardous task of treating highly infectious patients in pneumonia wards here initially moved into hotels to reduce the risk of infecting their families in the evening, although hospital officials have since provided temporary housing for such doctors.

Klapper J, Lucas C, Rosjo O, Charlesworth B (2004) Benefits of treating highly disabled migraine patients with zolmitriptan while pain is mild.