Sentences with phrase «cure many»

When it comes to protecting your identity, a bit of prevention is worth a megabyte of cure.

You can find them at Run For the Cure and at health - food stores.»

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Cure a sluggish PC, improve your defenses, and have more computing fun with these great programs.

Gore Verbinski («A Cure for Wellness») exited the movie on Thursday.

Leave it off unless you accomplished something out of the ordinary (like inventing a cure for cancer, or making a trip to the moon).

Tech Insider recently wrote the story of one man's quest to create an antiviral agent that might be able to fight a broad range of viruses, but the scientist behind that project, Todd Rider, is struggling to raise the money needed to study whether his cure works or not.

Why visionaries Mazen and Jill Kamen believe their new foundation will finally fuel the cure for the deadliest childhood cancer in the US.

An ounce of prevention here truly is worth a pound of cure.

Rider's potential cure, DRACO, has not been tested against Zika, but it did show effectiveness against the related Dengue virus in cell tests.

Says John Allison, president and CEO of the Cato Institute, and author of the book The Leadership Crisis and the Free Market Cure, when you become a great leader, not only will you be stronger and more effective, but you will be happier.

The FDA has applied the same kind of scrutiny to claims that marijuana - derived products can help prevent, treat, or cure cancer (claims which aren't supported by any existing scientific evidence).

An increase in positive reinforcement may not cure all your problems, but it will help substantially.

Strictly speaking, Nature's Cure is a manufacturer of acne medicine.

Kratom has been promoted as both a healing cure for opioid addiction as well as a drug to be added on to existing opioids to enhance the euphoric high (it's also used purely recreationally by some people).

I have a lot of tricks to get those first few words on the page, maybe the best one is something I heard from a poet during his reading; «To cure writer's block just lower your standards.»

COMPANY: Nature's Cure (# 212), in Oakland, Calif..

As STAT notes, the previous language appears to violate Kickstarter's rules, which bans campaigns that claim to «cure, treat, or prevent an illness or condition.»

So, 78 years later, how far have all those science - technology companies, large and small (especially small), gotten in their search for a cure?

I hope all those entrepreneurs out there find a cure for ALS.

Baker acknowledges the risks of building a manufacturing company this way: Nature's Cure has few hard assets, such as equipment or real estate.

And because Baker's exit strategy is to sell Nature's Cure to another consumer - products company, she believes that she ought to spend her time and capital on building assets that her acquirers would covet — namely, a big - time brand.

A checkup with the opera doctor could be the cure for what ails those stressed - out vocal cords.

Together with his physician wife, Priscilla Chan, he has become one of the world's most ambitious philanthropists, most recently pledging $ 3 billion to an initiative with an audacious goal: to cure, prevent, or make manageable all diseases in their children's lifetime.

There is no cure for yellow fever, but there is a vaccine.

It's not like I promised we were going to go into outer space or cure cancer.

A valuation of the company would involve only an appraisal of the soft stuff: the company's medicine patents and the Nature's Cure brand.

Merck has argued that it should be entitled to 10 % in royalties from U.S. sales of the two drugs, which cure hepatitis C in the vast majority of patients and have dominated the market.

One executive expressed concern that the cure for inflation might be worse than the disease.

That's because people have been using Botox to cure headaches and control bladders for years — with Allergan's tacit support.

Employee ownership can be a powerful management tool, but it's no cure - all.

After all, if something so simple could essentially cure poverty for more than half of Americans, it is worth at least a few hours of research, no?

But the cure hasn't been effective either.

Consumers can use Baby Quasar tools at home to reduce wrinkles, cure acne rosacea hyper pigmentation and reduce pore size.

That's a disease, and we've got the cure!

Morin, too, argues against any supposed cure - all for the Canadian retirement system, such as a major expansion of CPP with higher contribution and benefit levels.

Since the condition is genetic, there is no cure.

But short - term fixes won't cure what's ailing the U.S. CEOs need a sense of where fiscal policy is going, and not just this quarter.

TEAMS from a range of Perth businesses will don the lycra and sweat bands to compete in the Spin to Cure Diabetes competition this Friday to raise money for juvenile type 1 diabetes research.

The sudden deluge of allegations is not a symptom of the disease, but a sign of the cure.

So I'll wait and see, there have been over the many years lots of people coming out with research where they think they've found the cure so I think this one is a wait and see.

«We got involved in biotech in the late 90's when two of our children were diagnosed with a rare genetic disease... at the time there was nothing,» said Crowley «So we really focused as parents initially on what could we do to help drive science to a cure.

Entrepreneurs, many responding to medical dilemmas in their own families, are developing new ways to manage, and perhaps eventually cure, chronic diseases.

The key is to put the combinations together... to get to a cure, you're going to need multiple drugs,» Weiss said.

But it seems politicians are unable to respond proactively with an ounce of prevention; full blown calamities are required and then they administer the pound of cure.

From a cure for autism to self - driving cars, it will be fun seeing which one of Larry Page's moonshots hits pay dirt first.

It is time to face facts: Neither the ailment nor the cure has worked and this patient, our job market, is dying before our eyes.

Bad employees don't cure themselves like ham hung in a barn.

We are not only talking about being able to beat computers at chess again but to boost our information processing and creativity — to accelerate medical discoveries that cure cancers, for example.

But that's what too many managers do — they wait and hope for a miraculous, spontaneous cure.