Cures in a sentence

Alcoholics often try “geographic cures,” moving to another place in hopes it will solve their problems, only to realize they took their biggest problem along for the ride.

Cures most status buildups, including Scarlet Rot, while also dealing a small bit of damage to the player in exchange.

From cancer cures to the Kama Sutra, the word "quantum" has been comprehensively hijacked.

From radical conversions to impossible cures, from the rebuilding of broken marriages to aid to the dying, this compelling documentary reveals just who St. Joseph is and how he acts in the world today.

Grunge god Eddie Vedder will play two consecutive nights in his hometown to raise money for EB Research Partnership, which he and his wife Jill Vedder founded in 2010 to discover treatments and cures for Epidermolysis Bullosa.

I also thought about all the scientists at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, Brookhaven National Laboratory and Stony Brook University I have known who are working towards cures for cancer.

In 1660, a book written by Dr Robert Wittie extolling the health-giving virtues of this spring led to an influx of people seeking cures for their various ailments.

Join the community for Tallwood's Biggest Morning Tea in the Afternoon, to raise much needed funds for the Cancer Council to help support those impacted by cancer and continue the research into cures.

Miquella despised the Golden Order and opposed the Greater Will to find cures for his and Malenia’s afflictions.

Soon, we may find new cures for previously untreatable diseases at record speeds and low costs.

The company was either prescient or got a little lucky; the anti-information blocking rule that was part of the 21st Century Cures Act meant that patients were given access to their information.

The soap hardens and cures for weeks until being packaged, sent away.

When Termeer seemed to have used up all his resources for any future cures, Smith came to his aid by kickstarting a crowdfunding campaign that eventually raised over $10,000.

Yoo cited an intelligence report claiming that officials have been intensely researching insomnia cures for Kim, who is reportedly suffering from a lack of sleep.

Any expectation that these attempts could actually be achieved is completely ridiculous, unless each individual first cures himself.

At Calafia, Williams cures the beef in pickling spices, curing salt and a little cinnamon before cubing and crisping the meat and bundling it into two homemade corn tortillas along with a hefty dollop of oniony guacamole.

Biden-Harris drug price controls undermine investments in future cures.

Dabholkar had been campaigning for a law to try crimes by babas, tantriks, faith healers, and mantriks who cheat citizens by promising cures for diseases and other problems.

Hempcrete is lightweight, absorbs carbon as it cures and can efficiently regulate temperature.

If Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., had been born with a different name, he’d probably be peddling miracle mushroom cancer cures on YouTube right now.