Sentence examples for steps to cure from inspiring English sources

"The government took substantial steps to cure the procedural deficiencies" previously identified by a lower court, the panel said in a short order.

But the most recent VDS indicates clearly that MINI — and its BMW parent — have taken strong steps to cure the premium small-car maker of its deleterious status as a vehicle that couldn't always be trusted.

You're not taking aggressive steps to cure it.

That the grantor will take affirmative steps to cure any defects in the grantor's title (Covenant of Further Assurance).

But, as with most "addictions," acknowledgement and acceptance are the first steps to "cure". I wouldn't recommend trying to break your multitasking "jones" cold turkey.

In this case, Raf plays a driver who is emotionally and physically unraveling, and takes drastic steps to cure his anxiety, until Joe Goddard's Angel soothes him with a simple hand on the shoulder.

One of the most important steps to curing my disease, however, was not just dietary changes and important supplementation, but rather changing my mind and supplementing my old, debilitating beliefs.

An important step to curing your cracked and dry elbows is to properly moisture and smooth them out.

Appearing this week in a superb Blu-ray edition from the Criterion Collection (a standard definition version is available as well), "Bigger Than Life" is a therapeutic melodrama of the sort popular through the 1950s, in which medical science steps in to cure the spiritual as well as physical ills of the central character.

Unquestionably the funniest and most penetrating scene finds a manic rapper, Rasheed, initiating a 12-step program to cure an unruly crowd of compulsive wordsmiths of rhyme.

If medical researchers can learn how to effectively manage anhedonia, they'll be several steps closer to curing depression altogether.