Sentence examples for cures may be from inspiring English sources
However, because the causes of the decline are now better understood, cures may be possible.
The vogue for complementary cures may be a consequence of the NHS's inadequate response to the problem, Nice believes.
The infections are considered incurable, but several advances have been made in laboratories suggesting that cures may be possible.
Mrs. Bush is surely right that some advocates of stem cell research leave the impression that cures may be just around the corner, whereas virtually all experts agree it will be a long, hard slog, with success by no means guaranteed.
When I have watched documentaries about saving animals and plant life, often the primary rationale offered for their preservation is that miraculous cures may be found for people, and that by seeing other species in the wild we find peace and harmony in ourselves.
One of the best potential cures may be giving patients new beta cells.
Curing may be combined with smoking.
That miracle cure may be Gregory Polanco, the Pirates premier prospect.
But this is a classic case where the cure may be worse than the disease.
