Sentence examples for curing the ill from inspiring English sources

Having almost died of the tuberculosis that killed off the rest of her family, she grows up to become a fiercely independent woman who "messed with evil" and who masters the good and bad medicine of curing the ill and hexing her enemies.

"We hope to engage them in a multidisciplinary collaborative effort for which there may be no greater benefit — curing the ill and saving lives," said Ragon, founder, owner, and chief executive officer of InterSystems Corp., a multinational software company based in Cambridge.

The emphasis was on curing the ills of the 1930s: unemployment, poverty and slum housing.

Does Carl Icahn Carl Icahn really have some magical recipe for curing the ills that afflict that sorry union of AOL and Time Warner ?

There has been a lot of emphasis on curing the ills of the financial system, and this is surely necessary for a sustained recovery to take hold.

"That's about the future". The Arkansas governor took a final shot at Bush by praising the president's Housing and Urban Development Secretary, Jack Kemp, who has long been at odds with the Administration over his desire to put more emphasis on curing the ills of the inner cities.

Corporate bodies are the creation of legislation, and only legislation can cure the ill.

The Government's proposed amendments to the decree.—A trial court upon a finding of a conspiracy in restraint of trade and a monopoly has the duty to compel action by the conspirators that will, so far as practicable, cure the ill effects of the illegal conduct, and assure the public freedom from its continuance.

And even if doctors regard the ancient Greek credo as outdated, modern versions reinforce the same ethics: As a doctor, it is your responsibility to cure the ill — not to make someone that way.

Seeing absurdity face-to-face may cure the ill.

When my uncle shared with me the miracles of Jesus, his birth to the Virgin Mary and his ability to cure the ill, I was mesmerized.