Sentence examples for certainly cured from inspiring English sources

Alongside this the POMB/ACE chemotherapy was continued and has almost certainly cured the patient of the tumour.

The low rate of relapse and high subsequent cure rate supports a policy of informing treated patients that they are almost certainly cured (97%), but that they should take part in a structured hCG follow-up programme because of the small (3%) chance of relapse.

If Donald Trump were to be elected, he would almost certainly cure voters of populism for decades, though the price in the meantime could be frightening.

Most likely, this came from an improbable assumption that if they could cure Adam they could certainly cure Zoé.

According to Cancer Research UK, if someone is diagnosed with DCIS and treated they will almost certainly be cured of the disease.

In the context of the novel, this statement can only seem ironic: Hanna's story certainly cannot cure its own pain and badness.

I certainly wasn't cured, so to speak, but I felt better.

If you are screened regularly, cancers can be caught early and almost certainly will be cured.

Senator Richard C. Shelby, Republican of Alabama who voted against the entire program last year, said the Treasury had "treated many sick banks" but "certainly has not cured them".

If the tumor had been treated then, Peter would almost certainly have been cured with radiation alone, and with considerably less-toxic doses.

Tearing himself away from the St Vitus dance of modernity, Busner said, 'I have a suspicion that when you flip Anna around the other way again, if you actually provide her with an iPad of her own she'll be… well, if not exactly cured certainly capable of receiving care in the…' his moist amphibian lips dripped with distaste of the word '…community.