Sentence examples for no incurable from inspiring English sources

He had no incurable disease, yet, all the same, he was just waiting to die.

When inspired people work together with a shared goal and sufficient resources, there are no incurable diseases or unachievable technological advancements.

But more common are appearance-based demands: to be a train conductor, a woman must be between 5'1″ and 5'6″, weigh less than 143 pounds, and have "normal facial features, no tattoos, no obvious scars on face, neck or arms, good skin tone, no incurable skin conditions".

I am here with no broken bones, no incurable disease.

With the development of modern medicine, TB is no longer an incurable disease.

Anyone who's stared down an "incurable disease" to say, no, I'm not giving into the fear, is working miracles in their own life.

If you've been diagnosed with an incurable advanced cancer and are no longer responding to standard treatments, ask your doctor about trials that might help you live better and possibly longer while advancing development of new therapies.

Before the document could be implemented, the patient's doctor and another physician would have to agree that the patient had an incurable condition and no more than six months to live.

Predictive DNA testing was implemented three decades ago for Huntington's disease, an incurable disease with no preventive or treatment options.

In 2004, scientists at the National Eye Institute predicted that as the population aged, the rate of macular degeneration, an incurable eye disease with no known cause, would increase substantially.

For an academic to describe himself as "feeling for a while like public enemy No 1" suggests either an inflated ego or an incurable case of paranoia.