Sentence examples for cures can be from inspiring English sources

But cures can be counted: care can't.

These "cures" can be worse than merely useless; in some instances these interventions can be actively damaging or deadly.

It might be a typical story of profiting from the most desperate and vulnerable on a continent where Aids "cures" can be found on almost every street corner, particularly in South Africa, where one in six adults is HIV-positive, nearly 1,000 people a day die of Aids, and the government has manifestly failed in its responsibilities to the afflicted.

However, a longer follow-up is needed to assess whether definite cures can be achieved using this strategy.

Even those governments that adopt pragmatic and 'progressive' AIDS policies promoting the open discussion of sexuality or the promotion of women's rights may find that criticizing unproven AIDS cures can be misunderstood as criticizing traditional medicines and can be politically risky.

Moreover, CUREs can be integrated into introductory-level courses (Dabney-Smith, 2009; Harrison et al., 2011) and thus have the potential to exert a greater influence on students' academic and career paths than research internships that occur late in an undergraduate's academic program and thus serve primarily to confirm prior academic or career choices (Hunter et al., 2007).

"Curing can be quite costly," said David Ng, a Manhattan tenant's lawyer.

I believe that, during my lifetime, a cure can be discovered for this catastrophic disease.

What factors of a disease make it more likely that a cure can be found?

But as Russia shows, that cure can be worse than the disease.

Earlier this month he flew to the United States to give blood in the hope that a cure can be found.