Sentence examples for world cure from inspiring English sources

So will Wizarding World cure all those post-Potter depressives?

Cameron appeared to be happy to end a wholly ineffective summit by saying, in effect, "world, cure thyself".

Look what happened to the 2005 side that was supposed to take over the cricket world, cure baldness and ensure we all live happily ever after.

Or rather nerds, tech billionaires, neuroscientists and philanthropists, along with various people who want to change the world, cure cancer, create artificial life, solve global hunger or clean up oil spills using a piece of old string and some leftover Plasticine.

World Cure is now in progress, and every country in the world is now infected with Neurax.

It creates a false hope, pushing along a notion that we can throw more smart people doing smart, well-meaning things to cure the world's ills.

"I felt kind of lonely being the only person in the world cured," he said.

It works, and inevitably we feel it is the natural world curing her of the bleakness and desperation she feels in what she would see as the unnatural world.

HarperCollins; 348 pages; $24.95 and £16.99How quinine, discovered nearly 400 years ago in the New World, cured malaria, at the time a disease of the Old World, and opened the door to western imperial adventure in Africa, Asia and beyond, by our literary editor._____________________________________________We Need to Talk About Kevin: A Novel.

If we define innovation as a gigantic, change-the-world, cure-cancer type breakthrough, the concept is relegated to a select few: billionaires, mad scientist inventors, CEO's, and super-geniuses.

However, many industry insiders say these changes are opening up unique opportunities for researchers who focus on translating basic science into real-world cures and are eager to explore the molecular mechanisms of disease, test hypotheses, and do work that benefits patients.