Sentence examples for expensive cure from inspiring English sources

The bias against the Tories Toughing it out Parked Blair's war wound The politics of fear Not in front of the voters The nappy vote Hot air An expensive cure A new, improved race card Help or hindrance?

The Consumers Associationn (which now tiresomely styles itself "Which?") has concluded that going to a chemist and buying an expensive "cure" for snoring is usually a waste of money.

This expensive cure I sell will definitely fix it," you'll feel satisfied and hopeful -- even if it's complete nonsense.

Tens of millions of people have become able to afford expensive cures.

At this time of the year, the oaks in the dehesa are dropping their acorns, and the many black pigs that range freely are eating them up, getting ready to become the delicious – and hugely expensive – cured ham jamón ibérico.

"Prevention is far less expensive than cure in the case of banks," Mr. Barnier said.

In addition, the CDC estimated in early 2010 that nearly 60 million Americans lack health insurance, meaning that even though UTIs can be fought with widely available antibiotics, the infections can be expensive to cure because of uncovered doctor visits and prescription costs.

Some more special diseases are serious, long-lasting and often difficult and expensive to cure.

The fact that it is much more expensive to "cure" than to "prevent" cannot be overstated.

You may contract a life-threatening disease that is expensive to cure.

Several types of infectious diseases have become difficult to treat and expensive to cure mainly due to the low efficiency of antimicrobials for current bacteria [ 1, 2].