Sentence examples for cure may have from inspiring English sources
That's like telling a smoker not to worry because it's not certain whether he'll develop cancer, and besides, a cure may have been found by then.
Susan G. Komen for the Cure may have popularized the color pink as a universal symbol of breast cancer fund-raising.
Now it appears the cure may have finally been duplicated.
Just over 48 hours ago (on August 28) the news was broken by Science Daily that a single dose cure may have been found for malaria.
In transmission areas, many cases of subclinical infection and spontaneous cure may have gone undetected.
If no information about the time of cure is given, it cannot be ruled out that cure may have occurred independent of the therapy.
A few other "folk" cures may have some scientific justification, though they seem to lack rigorous support and can even seem contradictory.
Networking with students learning in CUREs may have a role to play in this development of scientific literacy.
Living with chronic health conditions, such as infertility, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, blindness, physical disability, and epilepsy, which can often be managed but not cured, may have long-term consequences on both physical and psychological health, stressing the importance for life course care and services.
In addition, CURE instructors may have limited specialized knowledge of the science that underpins the CURE.
But, as with plague and other infections transmitted beyond contemporary medical knowledge of cure, it may have seemed to logical minds equally unanswerable evidence that the wages of virtue is death.
