Sentence examples for cure the malady from inspiring English sources

In 1753, a century earlier, the British naval surgeon James Lind, in "A Treatise on Scurvy," specifically ascribed scurvy to a "want of fresh vegetables and greens" and recommended that vessels carry an extract of lemons to prevent or cure the malady.

To cure the malady of the people words are enough" (Machiavelli 1965, 317).

Earlier, podiatry consisted mainly of efforts to ease pain with palliatives rather than curing the underlying malady, or in a few cases surgery requiring hospitalization.

Refusing To Die 04.16.01 Told she had Lou Gehrig's disease, Jenifer Estess cursed the lack of research aimed at curing the fatal malady and turned to several stem-cell researchers.

The first time I couldn't cure the ill, no pill for the malady, no bottle marked: "The world as it should be: God-given equality".

Observations noted herein lead one to conclude that the local pathologic abnormalities recorded above are not the true causative agents, and that many of the surgical procedures performed to cure this malady are based on erroneous interpretations of normal or variational anatomy.

He does not believe — as some of Wakefield's followers hoped — that by treating an intestinal malady, he will cure the underlying autism.

But there is an opportunity to cure this malady.

If you find yourself frequently pruning even when caring for your lily properly, look for signs of a more serious problem (see "Solving Peace Lily Maladies" below) and seek to cure the root cause.

"This country's worst maladies are the rejection of rules and an aversion to change," laments Mr Rossi, whose own attempts to cure the disease have so far been thwarted.

For Uricure, a dubious cure for rheumatism, arthritis, gout and whatever ails you, the famous Italian/French artist Leonetto Cappiello created a comical elderly bearded gent who dances happily at being cured of the maladies of old age.