7 sentences with “dealing”

Empathy and respect are key when dealing with someone with a disability.

Muhammad travelled widely on business, dealing with both Christians and Jews in Palestine and Syria, where he learned about their respective religions.

We have to resign ourselves to dealing with people whose criteria and values differ from our own, and whom, if we lived in a city, we would not deal with.

The ways of dealing with dissent also gave this style of authoritarianism its originality; the so-called "purges" ranged from the impossibility of performing public functions to confinement in psychiatric institutions and even death.

When dealing with a malignant tumor, you have to remove as much as possible, because even the smallest residue is a time bomb. There is no possibility that these residues will disappear on their own, as is the case when the tumor is benign.

In the last sixty years historians have made enormous progress in dealing with various areas that had traditionally been neglected, especially in considering the histories of people who were not in power, including ordinary people in various eras, of women throughout most of history, and of slaves and servants.

These environments are replicas of Earth's initial conditions, suggesting that we are dealing with the first life forms - and of course their descendants, since they are resilient but not eternal - that swarmed the hellish primordial oceans. And today the archaeobacteria are still here, immune to evolution or, in their own way, beyond it.