Sentence examples for prescribed cure from inspiring English sources

Austerity has suddenly become the universally prescribed cure for the fallout from the financial collapse.

Soldiers would be severely overcome with nostalgia when drinking rustic soups and hearing Alpine folk melodies; the prescribed cures included leeches, opium and a return to the Alps.

MR. BISHOP and Mr. Green are a bit disappointing and not entirely original when prescribing cures for what they think ails capitalism.

For example, a study among traditional healers in the northern province of South Africa indicates that traditional and faith healers prescribe cures for diabetes patients, as opposed to treatment or management, and in fact, believe that diabetes can be reversed or cured [ 114, 115].

One could argue that these treatments remain as curative because they were prescribed for cure.

We also have doubts about the usefulness of the medicine prescribed to cure the alleged problem.

Antibiotics are commonly prescribed to cure diseases from epifolliculitis to fatal infections.

In Ayurveda, the leaves and roots of Withania are prescribed to cure inflammation-related disorders.

Believing that it is only tabiyat that is engaged in actually curing a disease, Unani hakims hold that they only assist from "outside" by prescribing therapeutic relief.

I support the concept that new medications are often prescribed as cure-alls without regard for health or safety.

There's now a "Greggs Taste Rescue" app for iPhone, complete with a fake professor diagnosing "how broken your taste is" and prescribing the cure.