Sentence examples for might be cured from inspiring English sources
Her sister reminded her that cancer might be cured in a few years if she could wait.
Who, learning that "a Roman suffering illness might be cured if rubbed with puppies," would not feel the stirrings of some childhood fantasy?
Towards the end she had been given only palliative treatment, but no one had explained this to her family, who still hoped she might be cured.
At 11, after her father died, she had developed a stutter, which her mother thought might be cured by taking up acting.
The idea of a wheelchair-using child reading this book, and thinking that if only they were cheerful and dutiful enough, perhaps they might be cured, makes me want to sweep it off the shelves.
Rather, I want to focus on the fact that Goldacre's diagnosis of the ailments of the drugs business is accompanied by specific suggestions of how to its problems might be cured.
So there's a potential that some might even be cured with a more aggressive type of chemotherapy.
Recent cases of successful control of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) by bone marrow transplant in combination with suppressive antiretroviral therapy (ART) and very early initiation of ART have provided proof of concept that HIV infection might now be cured.
Even then, back in Bamako, there was hope; as well as suffering from cataracts, Amadou's corneas had become infected, which might at least be cured, leaving him with limited vision.
I've also been grilled on my own insistence that I might not necessarily want to be cured, if I could be.
