Sentence examples for treated widely from inspiring English sources

But the Hispanic language of the Ottoman Sephardim has long been treated widely as a lost artifact of world culture, preserved today only by a few speakers in Turkey, Israel, and here and there around the world.

Again, there is little evidence for its use in this setting, as infectious endophthalmitis is treated widely and effectively with vancomycin injected directly into the eye.

"Trying to treat widely available public information as 'secret' is a particular concern".

However, the systemic route is the most effective approach for treating widely dispersed tumors.

Among various geometric constants of a Banach space (mathcal{B}), the von Neumann-Jordan constant (C_{NJ} (mathcal{B})), and the James constant (J mathcal{B})) have been treated most widely.

As TechCrunch's Mike Butcher noted during the Bitcoin London conference in July, the cryptocurrency is being treated in widely different ways by different countries: as money, as an asset class, as the first highly secure P2P global information exchange, as a technology platform and even as if it is a startup entity in its own right.

Consequently, government employees must treat subjects widely covered in the media, such as the fact that the U.S. carries out lethal drone strikes, as if they were super-secret.

This therapeutical procedure also provides a non invasive, not painful and very simple innovative approach to treat the widely diffused stress related disorders.

No personal confession or revelation impends here, but these feelings in old folks are widely treated like a raunchy secret.

Use of "colonists" brings charges of anti-Semitism, however, while "settlers," which is at least equally partisan, is widely treated as a neutral descriptive term.

The paper has the discomfiting consequence of raising questions about the accuracy of the Fed's Survey of Consumer Finances, widely treated as an authoritative source.