Sentence examples for its incurable from inspiring English sources
Many authors have stressed that HIV/AIDS prejudice can largely be explained by the fears, sometimes irrational, that surround the disease: fear of catching it, its incurable nature, and its potentially lethal consequences [ 5, 44, 49– 54] 54].
Somewhere at the back of it all lurks homesickness, which metastasises over time into its incurable variant, nostalgia.
There's also the matter of its incurable rockism, a dearth of good dance music venues, and a general sense that the city is never going to compete with nightlife meccas like Montreal and New York.
It is threatened by its political factionalism and dysfunctional political system, it is threatened by egomaniacal politicians whose thirst for power trumps national interest, it is threatened by the hypocrisy and bigotry of its corrupt, incurable political leaders, and it is threatened by misguided leaders who have no clue what tomorrow has in store.
Second, the 'normalisation tendency' feeds the popular image of knee pain and osteoarthritis as 'wear and tear', emphasising its inevitable and incurable nature.
It's incurable and life-limiting.
End-of-life period was defined as the time before death and it was related to incurable cancer and its terminal stage.
She wound up a long-term resident of Willard State Hospital, a gigantic institution in upstate New York that opened its doors to the incurable mentally ill in 1869 and closed in 1995, sending its last thousand or so patients out to smaller facilities.
