Sentence examples for term cure from inspiring English sources

It is not a long term cure for the structural problems," says Lazard investment banker Nicholas Shott.

The term "cure," I think, is illusory — even undesirable — because there will always be problems to repair.

Currently medical therapy for anal fissure is effective in achieving long term cure, whether glyceryl trinitrate ointment, botulinum toxin injection, or calcium channel blockers given orally or topically, but only marginally so.

If you haven't fixed the core issue, none of these solutions will provide a long term cure.

Quotation marks on "cure": The term "cure" has been replaced with "treatment" which we feel is more appropriate.

Recently, the American Diabetes Association ADAA) convened an expert panel to define the term "cure of diabetes" (10).

In a minority, there's a long-term cure.

"What is meaningful is that when I screen, my long-term cure rate is 80percentt.

Subjectively, the short- and long-term cure rates were 95.3% and 90.4%, respectively.

Painkillers are effective at dealing with the symptoms of arthritis but they do not provide a long-term cure.

While medication may be advisable initially, to calm someone down, that is never a long-term cure.