Sentence examples for which cure from inspiring English sources

"One of the most frightening things is that if we were to proceed down that path, we would never really know which cure we were denied".

"Gg right there, bro," he called out, during a game between two players named Polt and Cure, in which Cure had staked a sizable lead.

The primatologist Dr Willie Smits estimates that orangutans can distinguish between 1,000 different plants, knowing which ones are edible, which are poisonous, and which cure headaches.

The primary outcome was improvement in one or more symptoms of which cure (no symptoms) is a subset.

The prototypical situation in which cure can still be achieved in the face of metastatic disease is when metastases are isolated to the liver.

This approach can be used to derive a further indicator, the average duration of time since diagnosis at which cure can reasonably be declared (see Appendix for equations).

That suggested treatment by a specialist called a speech pathologist, which cured her.

For that, you get a phone that has some new features, none of which cures major diseases or painful inflammation.

It is still run by the Shapiro family, which cures the meat with an original family recipe.

Some of these come from mainstream suppliers such as Brindisa, others from the kitchen of a nearby restaurant called the Reliance, which cures its own meats.

What is most startling about the current study of poverty is how little conclusive evidence there is about which cures do work.