Sentence examples for curative for from inspiring English sources

As for theatergoers, curiosity is a curative for intimidation.

"Phantom Thread" exposes Woodcock's personal style as not merely a disguise but an attempted curative for his febrile self.

(A derivative of bitter apricot kernels called laetrile was actually once touted as a curative for cancer, but was proved useless).

Such surgery may be curative for some cancers, but for others it may only relieve symptoms and prolong survival.

David Brooks ("The Culture of Debt," column, July 22) makes a compelling case for a return to Puritan values as a curative for the hemorrhagic economic fever now bleeding out of most every American home.

It's an unspoken theme of the show that, as with McCarthy and Pry, art inspired by baseball is often an escape from, or a curative for, a troubled life.

The work is still in progress, but the result is likely to be as challenging and troubling for many as it is curative for others.

"Baby shampoo is not a curative for eye infections like an antibiotic, but it can alleviate the symptoms," Professor Kirshenbaum said.

Surgery is not curative for cancers that have spread beyond the liver and is not usually recommended for patients with cirrhosis.

Synovectomy is often curative for such conditions.

Moreover, allogeneic bone marrow transplant is curative for some patients.