Sentence examples for devise cures from inspiring English sources

The cloning would be used only to create a clump of cells for research to devise cures for devastating diseases.

Mesmer was succeeded by Jean-Martin Charcot in France, and later Sigmund Freud in Vienna, each of whom sought to identify the nonphysical causes of their patients' symptoms and tried to devise cures outside of chemical pills and surgical procedures.

The trouble with this arrangement was that it offered the court nearly unlimited authority to confine youths while it devised cures for their antisocial behavior.

We've seen teens devise potential cures for cancer, build nuclear reactors and use musical instruments as inspiration for the creation of low-cost landmind detectors -- all before receiving their high school diplomas.

Kellogg, a sort of early cross between Billy Graham and Gillian McKeith, set about devising cures for what he believed were the common ills of the day, in particular constipation and masturbation.

For decades, scientists had tried, and failed, to devise a cure for Alzheimer's.

But that notion was slowly demolished by some brilliant men and women who, in their efforts to devise a cure, were building the rudiments of modern economics.

Tame problems are not necessarily simple — they include putting a man on the moon or devising a cure for diabetes.

No matter how serious a disease may be, devising a cure or treatment or ways of prevention is only half the battle.

Still, the North American common smoker is a suspicious creature, notoriously difficult to domesticate and wary of cures devised by humans.

Unbeknown to Sarah he weaned himself off medication and, understanding that his condition can be managed but not cured, devised a way of coping.