Sentence examples for incurable affliction from inspiring English sources

The purpose of this mission was to impress upon dozens of legislators the need to raise more money to fight this still incurable affliction.

It was commonly held to be an incurable affliction whose sufferers should be isolated from society.

Article 6: " When a person in an advanced or terminal phase of a severe and incurable affliction, whatever the cause, decides to limit or to stop any treatment, the doctor must respect their will after having informed them about the consequences of their choice.

With regard to pain control, the law also allows doctors to dispense to patients "in an advanced or final phase of a serious and incurable affliction" anti-pain treatments as needed, even if these treatments, as a side effect, hasten their death.

He used the word "liberal" about a dozen times, as if describing an incurable, terminal affliction.

The short-term hope is that the method being tested in the greenhouse will one day thwart an incurable tropical affliction called Chagas' disease.

Rather, it is viewed as a disease in the general sense of being an incurable individual affliction that can only be managed through complete abstinence from alcohol [ 11].

Stem cells, he said, "offer great promise for addressing incurable diseases and afflictions.

On the topic of stem cell research, he in 2004 said that stem cells "offer great promise for addressing incurable diseases and afflictions.

The discovery of his affliction with the incurable disease of mediocrity might have cowed a less ebullient spirit, but he remained bright-eyed, with a ready smile for the world.

"I don't think I'm a pathological case," he said, and, to be fair, the fact that he had a heart attack, on location, while directing Romy Schneider as she kissed another actress, could be read as proof of his incurable Frenchness rather than any graver affliction.