Sentence examples for cure around from inspiring English sources

"People think it's over, you can just take a pill, there's a cure around the corner," he said.

But in any case, Mr. Scarce argues, safe sex was originally promoted as a stopgap measure, a temporary solution until medical experts "figured out what's going on". "We've never really gotten back to gay men and said, 'Medical science is not going to have a cure around the corner and what does this mean for safer sex to become a permanent part of your life,' " he said.

"He thought there was a cure around the corner," Minkow said, "that he was a good trading day away from righting every wrong to pay everybody off". Frankel, the Boston University law professor, had a harsher view.

When children in KND were followed actively after radical cure, around 30 35% developed symptoms upon first infection [30].

At the beginning of the polymerization process, UV adhesive would partially cure around the centre of fiber facet followed by a growth towards the direction of the laser.

The study conclusions are that in terms of RI the outcome of patients with CMR or MR was very similar, allowing a probability of cure around 70% in patients treated with chemotherapy only because MR at TP1 and TP2, and CMR at TP3.

The selected coatings require a high temperature curing (around 150 °C) to ensure the best performances in working conditions.

The state of cure of around 96% has been determined either by calorimetry in scanning mode or by a moving die rheometer under isothermal conditions at three temperatures within the 170 190 °C range.

Sadly, the cure for screwing around turns out to be more screwing around, with the volume turned up.

In the mid-19th century, those who sought rejuvenation and could afford it went to "water cures" around the country.

Leo told me locals light candles appealing to "San Ernesto" to cure illnesses: "Many people say their illness has been cured around here". This belief in the miracles from a dead Che emerged when his lifeless eyes appeared to follow observers around the room.