Sentence examples for might have cured from inspiring English sources

Antibiotics might have cured him, but he mostly avoided them.

If I'd packed a Cassini or a Givenchy in my backpack -- oh, and remembered to take along a maid or two -- I might have cured my fashion blues in the same way as Mrs. Kennedy.

As Congress searches for creative ways to bolster the industry's once-rampant growth, nobody seems to be thinking about what diseases we might have cured if our industry devoted excess money for new research and highly-paid scientists.

The patients in our trial had not received adjuvant chemotherapy, and thereby the observed effect of the CYP2C19 genotype was not biased by adjuvant chemotherapy that might have cured endocrine-resistant patients.

One might have thought that if anything could have cured Poland of its anti-Semitism, it was World War II.

The bruising Mr Thomas endured at his confirmation proceeding seems to have cured him of what little instinct he might once have had for compromise.

"One always thinks that things might be better now, she might have been cured, etc... Well – there we are.

For a brief spell it seemed as if Santana's recent ills might have been cured, as he maintained a perfect game the first time through the Nationals' order.

The present poor condition of the system might have been cured easily at an early stage but now the cost of rehabilitation, without federal help, will be far greater than the cost of maintaining it as we went along would have been.

And if the uninsured workers fall really ill, they become free-riders on the others, since hospitals are required to treat them at public expense: had they been treated earlier, they might have been cured more cheaply.Massachusetts's success will depend on whether its mandate actually prompts people to buy insurance.

In 2013, many researchers thought that child might have been "cured," but HIV came back strong after 27 months off treatment.