Sentence examples for treating similar from inspiring English sources

Treating similar cases similarly, casuists use taxonomies to develop general guidelines or policies.

Imagine that your book "Portnoy's Complaint," published the same year as "Carnovsky," and treating similar matters, was the cause of a similar public reaction, with people stopping you in the street to tell you sex jokes or call you a pervert, and with public figures denouncing you as a menace to your people.

Furthermore, neural networks (NNs) have also been used for treating similar problems.

Many arguments made in these recent exchanges are inconsistent and self-serving, proposing restrictions for the newcomer group that one would not be prepared to tolerate in the case of one's own group, or, more generally, treating similar cases dissimilarly without a reason.

One aspect of justice is treating similar cases alike.

This approach has been effective in treating similar patients with MUS [ 29].

His realistic plays, often set in sweatshops, treated similar themes.

Unlike many novels that treat similar material, this book doesn't request your sympathy so much as your gasping assent.

A spokesman said in a statement: "We recommend any cinemas concerned about Glass to treat the device as they treat similar devices like mobile phones: simply ask wearers to turn it off before the film starts.

Israel, meanwhile, is refusing to treat Hamas's overtures as steps towards recognition, as it treated similar steps by Fatah two decades ago.

As in fairytales, Oyeyemi's gentle, unforced tone can lull you into overlooking the underlying horror; Toni Morrison's recent novel God Help the Child treats similar themes with a much heavier hand.