Sentence examples for ever cured from inspiring English sources

Very few patients are ever cured.

"When in cancer, especially metastatic cancer, has one agent ever cured anybody?

Are patients ever "cured" through E.M.D.R. therapy, or will some patients need recurrent therapy throughout their lives?

For the six years since he received the transplant, Brown reportedly has been HIV free, and is thought to be the only patient ever "cured" of HIV/AIDS.

On the other hand, if all of a tumour's stem cells could be killed then it would torpedo the old wisdom that no patient is ever cured of cancer, but merely goes into remission.

Have you ever cured your Windows computer of the dreaded blue screen of death?

Clinical depression rarely, if ever, cures itself.

Ms. Paglia is quite correct that no drug will ever cure this ailment.

The reality is that many researchers, myself included, don't believe we will ever cure cancer.

So when I got back, these voices said, "How did it go?", and another said, "It was wicked!" (I doubt any therapy in the world could ever cure my voices' addiction to out-dated slang!).

Sadly, no literary process can ever cure any of these ills and so the demands can and will continue until the writer does the only thing the writer can do – he or she withdraws, accepts that vast effort has been wasted, that the struggle has been in vain and that the script, text, article, limerick is now a dog's breakfast that cannot be saved, and nothing anyone would wish to bear their name.