Sentence examples for treat so from inspiring English sources
The phrase "treat so" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when to use it, as it lacks context and proper grammatical structure. Example: "I don't understand how to treat so in this situation."
"We've never been able to treat so many people," says Milton Tectonidis, an MSF nutritionist in Niger.
Although that can indeed be frustrating, this is probably the only way to treat so grand a vast topic.
But when the depression remains, it is notoriously difficult to treat, so a fast-acting medicine with lasting effects would have obvious advantages.
When the wounded were taken to the military hospital in the city, staff there said they could not treat so many people.
"Breast screening can catch cancer at an early stage when it is often easier to treat, so we would encourage women to go when invited.
Because we treat so many illnesses aggressively, we know less about their natural history -- what would happen if we did nothing.
High prices are typical for drugs to treat so-called orphan diseases.
It has recently insisted that they treat so-called restructured assets (loans that have had their terms eased) with the same caution as a non-performing asset (a loan on which repayment has dried up).
They treat so-so street art as if it were by Titian and aim for the coffee tables of the middle class with their colour spreads of Banksy masterpieces.
Large numbers of other children are being put on highly dangerous adult antipsychotic drugs, antidepressants, and mood stabilizers, often to treat so-called "childhood bipolar disorder".
Further, many of the psychotropic medications -- drugs used to treat so-called mental health disorders -- have serious side effects, including substantial weight gain, metabolic syndrome and tardive dyskinesia.
