Sentence examples for treated comments from inspiring English sources

When it comes to the comments sections of newspapers, he writes that they "have mistakenly treated comments as the digital equivalents of letters to the editor".

Are they treating comments as hard evidence?

That means that the spam classification system treats comments more strictly than if we were friends.

Lines beginning with # are treated as comments.

Though markets rallied in early morning trading, following a bounce back in Asia, European shares quickly treated after comments from the European central bankers made it clear that inflationary pressures have left them hamstrung and unable to offer the 75-basis-point confidence booster delivered by the Federal Reserve on Tuesday.

We treated the comments about the value and limits of the toolkit as attributive statements and analysed them using a simple and descriptive thematic analysis [ 44].

Transition from sequential to parallel is extremely easy and smooth, since it supports a unified code for both sequential and parallel applications: OpenMP constructs are treated as comments when sequential compilers are used.

Resident Luke Muziwa is equally concerned: "I did my apprenticeship at the MOT station in Morning Lane when no one else was willing to give me a chance and it pains me to see how they were treated," he commented on the Hackney Citizen site.

He treated the comment with withering contempt and derision, arguing that the roots of the current economic crisis lay during Labour's period in office and that they were allied with the Tories in seeking to hold Scotland back (from the objective of independence).

In the U.K., a parliamentary committee has argued for a "cultural shift" in favor of treating pseudonymous comments as untrustworthy.

Sharon Osbourne, below, has repeated her threat to leave the hit NBC summer series "America's Got Talent," though the network continues to treat her comments as less-than-official positioning for the future.