Sentence examples for treated to less from inspiring English sources

The fans who hung around Yankee Stadium through a 131-minute rain delay Wednesday night were treated to less than scintillating baseball when play resumed.

The seventh report of the Joint National Committee on Prevention, Detection, Evaluation, and Treatment of High Blood Pressure (JNC7) recommends that all hypertensive non-diabetic patients should be treated to BP less than 140/90 mmHg, and that all diabetic patients should be treated to BP less than 130/80 mmHg [ 2].

And viewers tuning into BBC Parliament are often treated to that less than riveting sight: yards of empty green benches.

Rather than a reprimand of Pfizer, Chicago drivers will be treated to a less tongue-in-cheek but pointed billboard sponsored by Al Gore's Climate Reality Project.

Today, as we work to climb out of the Great Recession, we're being treated to a similar but far less amusing routine.

Quantitative measurements of cells in sub-G1 were reduced from levels of ~25%% in helenalin alone treated cells to less than 2 % with helenalin in combination with Z-VAD-fmk.

Ignoring the individual humanity of another allows him to treat them as less: less deserving, less important, less than himself.

We observed a shift in the Gr-1low MDSC population of celecoxib treated mice leading to less ROS producing cells in this fraction.

In districts affected by Ebola the numbers of community health workers actively working also dropped from 98% before Ebola to 74%, while those treating malaria dropped to less than half (48%).

As a consequence, these patients were probably more difficult to treat and less responsive to dilation.

This scenario could also be suggested in resource poor settings, since the cumulative costs to treat are less compared to tenofovir monotherapy.