Sentence examples for treating issues from inspiring English sources

"I don't pretend to be treating issues in any philosophical sense," he said.

Having a record of fever, with a feature to take notes on prescriptions and symptoms that are automatically dated, gives doctors valuable information when diagnosing and treating issues.

The new English translations and commentaries by Newman (2003) and Donawerth and Strongson (2004) focus on the writings of Scudéry treating issues of gender.

A second aspect of Newton's influence involves thinkers who attempted in one way or another to articulate, follow, or extend, the Newtonian "method" in natural philosophy when treating issues and questions that Newton ignored.

Treating issues with mental health can be a daunting and very sensitive task for anyone that is suffering from any kind of mental illness — but the problem for many is that a lot of patients just don't know where to start, according to David Ebersman.

"It's a strong example of the moralistic approach to treating issues related to substance use over the past 50 years," he explains.

We can't treat issues as taboo because we find them unpleasant.

The movement has splintered over disagreements over how evangelical Christians ought to treat issues like poverty and global warming.

The MoD treats issues such as this very seriously but allegations must not be taken as fact".

They won't even treat it the way they treat issues around the South China Sea, where we have had a lot of tensions.

It predominately treats issues in African American culture, especially events in and issues concerning New York City and environs, from a black perspective.