Sentence examples for practical cure from inspiring English sources

Prudence is a virtue, but it's not a precondition for prosperity, or a practical cure for hard times.

In Type 1: islet cells no longer produce insulin, so finger-pricking for blood sugar monitoring and injections must occur, and there is currently no practical cure.

Two conditions of curing, namely, one to simulate the practical curing condition and another laboratory curing condition, are employed.

Not only has one man been functionally cured of HIV, but there are several potential (more practical) cures on the horizon.

These practical ranges of hygrothermal cycles were combined with practical curing temperatures and curing times.

Indeed, cautiously applied it may help by buying us time either to adapt to climate change or to develop a practical scientific cure.

Affordable yoga, a refreshingly practical natural cure for hangovers and expert nutritional advice lie at the flexible, sun-kissed heart of the latest health break in Greece.

"Femtocells (small cellular base stations designed for use in residential and small business environments that provide enhanced coverage at the edge of the wireless network) are a practical, near-term cure for these problems, with no practical limitations," says Allen Nogee, In-Stat analyst.

Editors propose practical reforms for curing Impact Factor Mania.

Wild foods are perceived by the Lebanese to have practical medicinal values that cure a number of diseases including diabetes, pains in the digestive and urinary tract, anemia, and cancer (Batal et al. 2007).

He also strengthened the consular representation of the Orange Free State in Europe and inquired into all kinds of practical issues like a cure for rinderpest and improved methods of irrigation.