Sentence examples for cure pursued from inspiring English sources

Dragging Isabella, he heads off — to a white doctor, a Chinese healer, finally to an Indian medicine man — in search of a cure, pursued by a posse led by the brother of a sheriff he has killed.

Stephen Thomas Erlewine of AllMusic called it the "culmination of all the musical directions The Cure were pursuing over the course of the '80s".

So the Republican electoral strategy is, in effect, a gigantic con game: it depends on convincing voters that the bad economy is the result of big-spending policies that President Obama hasn't followed (in large part because the G.O.P. wouldn't let him), and that our woes can be cured by pursuing more of the same policies that have already failed.

Several therapeutic strategies are pursued to achieve a cure for HIV (Table 1).

Tremendous research from last twenty years has been pursued to cure human life against HIV virus.

– asked by ronaldo4madrid What are the lines of development of cures that are being pursued at present? – asked by Steven Wilson Could this child ever have children of its own some day?

As they pursued their miracle cures, they hopped and gyrated around the cemetery with violent abandon, eventually drawing complaints from the neighborhood.

Katherine spent decades pursuing cures for what was ultimately diagnosed as schizophrenia, while trying to keep Stanley from harming himself or others on their secluded estate, Riven Rock.

So if Democrats are whole-heartedly pursuing cures which can lower medical costs -- while the Republican party is hogtied by ideological extremism, which one should Independents support?

We believe the same tools--a vaccine and a cure--can and must be pursued for HIV.

An emerging consensus recognizes that extension of biological life cannot be the only goal of medicine; comfort and dignity are appropriate goals when cure is no longer possible, and should be pursued at reasonable financial and human costs.