Sentence examples for treated enough from inspiring English sources

But I have also treated enough substance abusers to be suitably impressed by the consuming grip of the disease.

"I'd treated enough girls in similar situations to understand where that could lead: the search for the Perfect Father," Alex surmises.

The role of literature, movies, TV and arts within anti-communism has not been treated enough so far, and unfortunately will not be treated in this volume as well, although their impact is not be underestimated in an entertainment society.

Third, for seven specific procedures, like coronary bypass operations, does the hospital treat enough patients each year to achieve high success rates?

To stop the contamination, and to treat enough water to keep pace with people's needs, the water commission says, Mexico must spend at least $30 billion over the next decade.

Every attempt to rationalise children's heart surgery by closing units to ensure the surgeons in those that remain treat enough children to stay highly skilled, has caused a huge outcry, beginning with the hospital management and consultants and spreading to families and local politicians.

A future research agenda is proposed to improve understanding etiologies, course and treatment of ventricular dysfunction in children that is based on organized and funded cooperative groups since no one pediatric cardiac center treats enough children with a particular etiology of ventricular dysfunction.

Few centres treat enough patients with a given rare disease to sustain a disease-specific psychosocial and rehabilitation intervention programme.

The first was to treat enough of the hyper-inflated lung to achieve a statistically significant improvement in physiology and symptoms.

Give the cat treats enough times that they will continue to see the benefits of jumping, but not so little that they won't jump at all.

This one from Paul Fulcher, who believes Christie hasn't been treated harshly enough.