Sentence examples for problems can be cured from inspiring English sources
Most ear problems can be cured with proper medication.
In Ritalin Gone Wrong, Dr. Sroufe wrote "the illusion that children's behavior problems can be cured with drugs prevents us as a society from seeking the more complex solutions that will be necessary.
There are about 3.2 million Americans with chronic hepatitis C, a life-threatening disease for individuals and a serious public health problem that can be cured by new drugs at a cost approaching $90,000 per patient.
(In suggesting that the problems in philosophy can be cured by attending to 'ordinary language', he clearly anticipates the late Wittgenstein).
Alcoholics have to acknowledge that they have a drink problem before they can be cured.
"We don't think that the problems created by Ring can be cured," said Edward B. MacMahon Jr., one of the lawyers.
To Mr Aznar, ETA is a security problem, period: one that can be cured (not just bandaged) by effective policing, solid laws firmly applied, and public support for both; plus international support, and getting the region's non-violent nationalists who now run its government voted out.
Tuberculosis (TB) remains a widespread healthcare problem in Africa, although it can be cured within 6 8 months' effective treatment.
PROBLEM: At present, many haematological diseases can be cured only by transplantation of blood stem cells.
If there is a problem in the joint itself which can be cured by a simple jaw stretching exercise, then you will be referred to physical therapy for exercises.
Some of the diagnoses are hereditary, none can be cured, but some problems can be prevented and symptoms can be treated.
