Sentence examples for incurable case from inspiring English sources

For an academic to describe himself as "feeling for a while like public enemy No 1" suggests either an inflated ego or an incurable case of paranoia.

Suzanne Zaffarano said the event had drawn her to Mr. Edwards, because she was touched to see Elizabeth Edwards, his wife, campaigning despite an incurable case of breast cancer.

With close inspection of the deal to take over those Lloyd's branches having revealed huge holes in its balance sheet, the Co-op bank is seen as an incurable case, and the Co-op group has been forced to sell 70% of it to the very interests – among them, hedge funds and private equity outfits – that it once seemed to set itself against.

Cinnamon, the daughter Lizzie leaves behind, gets into Juilliard, begins a career as an opera singer, attends Marian Anderson's Easter Sunday performance on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial — where she's hit on by none other than the Rev. Adam Clayton Powell Jr. — and later loses her voice to an incurable case of laryngeal dystonia.

When I click past "Dancing With the Stars," it brags, "Look, I'm dancin'!" And when I walk amid the foliage of these autumn days, it begins to quarrel with an excitable sibilating duck: "It's rabbit season!" "Duck season!" "Rabbit season!" "Duck season!" If this same voice vexes you, I am both sorry and happy to say that you too suffer from an incurable case of rabbititis.

"I hope you develop an incurable case of boils in your crotch region". Paints quite the picture doesn't it?

It is obvious, therefore, that it fails only in incurable cases".

This noncompliance, in turn, led to the emergence of drug-resistant — and thus potentially incurable — cases of tuberculosis.

In recent years, the interest of implant manufacturers and clinicians has shifted to the acquisition of good fixation, especially for incurable cases in which the density of cancellous bone, such as the maxilla molar part, is low and the cortical bone is thin [4, 5], for which the effects of surface-modifying techniques are low and focus has been changing to the design of the entire implant [6].

3 4 It is thought that in earlier periods placebos were deceptively and routinely used in clinical practice and considered an innocuous "pious fraud" to placate "ignorant… disappointed … and incurable cases".

Cancer control means primary prevention, early detection (i.e. secondary prevention), treatment, follow-up, treatment of recurrence, and palliative care, including relief of pain for advanced and incurable cases.