Sentence examples for treating some of the from inspiring English sources

Power and equipment shortages there prevented medical personnel from treating some of the wounded for hours.

If the programme could save her, she figured, then it could be especially useful in treating some of the most vulnerable members of our society.

I got on some people in management about the way they were treating some of the players, the pressure they were receiving to cross the line.

Vowing to fight to keep Sara's Center open, Mr. Regensburg said, "We're treating some of the most fragile and vulnerable people in our society, and we can't let them down".

Paul McMaster, a surgeon with Doctors Without Borders who has been treating some of the thousands of wounded civilians at a hospital in the north, said the organization had staff waiting to enter the country.

In the trauma center of Baghdad's sprawling Medical City, which was treating some of the most gravely wounded, Ammar Thayaaldeen slouched in a chair, his brother's blood drying on his blue button-down shirt.

They experimented by heat-treating some of the stone themselves.

Israeli volunteers had treated some of the wounded.

"It's a catastrophe," said Dr. Jim Gray, who helped treat some of the victims at Hillcrest Baptist Medical Center.

Clinton treated the questioning seriously, but treated some of the questioners like benighted children... and it worked.

He confessed that he had treated some of the mice only once.