Sentence examples for closing in on a cure from inspiring English sources

Such compensation might be justified if Mr. Whitacre and his colleagues were closing in on a cure for cancer.

The first wrap-around battery pack for the iPhone 4 hits the market, researchers are closing in on a cure for Alzheimer's, Sony has the world's first HD camcorder with interchangeable lenses, and a cute turtle robot to steal your geeky heart.

We're not on the verge of curing cancer or heart disease, but we are closing in on pain.

I am three years, five months toward being considered cured, and I keep in close touch with other pancreatic cancer survivors who have either celebrated their five-year, cancer-free milestone, or are fast closing in on it.

"Every now and then when your life gets complicated and the weasels start closing in, the only cure is to load up on heinous chemicals and then drive like a bastard to Las Vegas…" – Hunter S. Thompson.

If researchers close in on a potential test for CTE, it could further scientific knowledge about the condition and point the way toward a cure, said Dr. Anthony Alessi, an associate clinical professor of neurology and orthopedics at UConn Health.

You don't want every scientist in the world working on a cure for cancer.

"We need the help of our friends in the community to help us reach this goal and get one step closer to a cure for breast cancer.

The unit was closed in 1989 after failing to find a cure.

Financing from the private sector is extremely important in getting us closer to a cure.

In the seven decades since then, through a period of remarkable medical advances on almost every front, scientists are basically no closer to finding a cure, or even a cause.