Sentence examples for will not be treating from inspiring English sources

I will not be treating sepsis in 2051 because I won't be here.

The blinded assessor will not be treating any of the participants, nor be aware of their group allocation.

In 1965 she left New York City Ballet because, as she said: "I will accept alphabetical billing, but I will not be treated alphabetically".

And likewise for the tens if not hundreds of thousands of North Koreans who suffer from active tuberculosis, but will not be treated.

Some are afraid that if it is known they are donors when admitted to a hospital, they will not be treated aggressively because of the need for organs.

His team face Manchester City in the Capital One Cup final three days after next week's second leg and Augsburg will not be treated lightly.

The principle that people of all faiths are welcome in this country, and will not be treated differently by their government, is essential to who we are".

Most citizens do not expect preferential treatment from government, but merely fear that they will not be treated fairly; their fears are often realized.

It is understood that the man will not be treated with the experimental Zmapp drug however, as the supplies have been exhausted.

Finally, the passage of electricity through gases generally causes chemical changes, and this kind of reaction forms a separate branch of electrochemistry that will not be treated here.

I think to some degree it still resonates in the English psyche; a distrust of relationships with Europe, that somehow we will not be treated fairly, that we will have things imposed on us.