Sentence examples similar to merely cure from inspiring English sources

He is approached by someone who promises not merely to cure him but to arm him with extravagant powers.

The scientists differed as to whether they would extend life merely by curing its major diseases or would go beyond that to tackle the underlying aging process.

He isn't some miracle cure, but merely by shifting him into a different role the Grizzlies spread out their resources and helped maximize the value of their players.

In theory, period estimates of long-term survival curves may also become (transiently) overoptimistic, if advancements in early detection or therapy do not increase chances of cure, but merely postpone cancer deaths.

Prevention, then, was not merely better than cure, it was the only thing to talk about.

There was brief satisfaction in recent games, but her exasperation was not cured, merely in remission.

Only one infection was cured merely by systemic antibiotics.

Only later did I wonder if the cure worked merely by creating a diversion, or whether, perhaps, there was some more clinical explanation, whether one sense could directly affect another.

I am merely suggesting that the cure be as complex as the disease.

The concept of life support is somewhat overblown because it never cures; it merely permits modulation of disease course so that other interventions (e.g. antibiotics) have time to affect an actual cure.

Early anecdotal evidence from the United States seems to indicate synthetic tracks are safer for horses than dirt tracks, but they are certainly not a cure-all — merely a band-aid until the problems of breeding and medication are addressed.