Sentence examples for means of curing from inspiring English sources

Freud himself abandoned its use as a means of curing mental illness when he observed that his patients obtained, at best, only temporary relief.

Experimenting with a microwave oven, Williams developed a means of curing tobacco that resulted in products billed as having fewer cancer-causing compounds.

The author of the above work seeks to magnify the importance of fasting over prolonged periods as the sole means of curing all the ills of human flesh.

Magic or sorcery was deemed not only the cause of sickness and death but also the principal means of curing many diseases (see soul loss).

While the cogs and pistons of this little society threaten to destroy Henry, rather than help him discover a means of curing his child, Catherine begins to assemble his story and the toy it centres around.

In short, an argument on moral grounds, in which voluntary action is deemed more worthy than legal obligation, is deployed to serve political ends — namely, the claim that private generosity is a more effective means of curing social ills than government bureaucracy is.

At present, surgery offers the only means of cure.

Surgery is the mainstay of treatment for loco-regional disease and the only current means of cure for MTC.

Mitochondrial disorders are the most common cause of inherited metabolic disease of adults and children, with no means of cure.

"The last card in the operative treatment of malignant disease appears to have been played," wrote Victor Bonney in 1915: "The hope that in the future more searching and safer means of cure than the scalpel and the dissecting forceps may be discovered is growing brighter".

The next two articles provide a critical analysis of bariatric surgery as a means of "partially curing" type 2 diabetes, including new approaches making such surgery applicable to patients with nonmorbid obesity.