Sentence examples for a catch-all solution from inspiring English sources

So I don't mean to suggest that going online is a catch-all solution.

But it is far from a catch-all solution to the problems of poverty.

"Mobile data collection is not a catch-all solution but it gives an incredible advantage to collect vital health data that is normally inaccessible," says Amendola.

But, as the play progresses, we see that Valerie, haunted by her experiences as a Cardiff social worker, seeks a catch-all solution to complex problems.

The private sector frequently offers self-driving and electric cars as a catch-all solution; additionally, the sharing/on-demand model with connected vehicles has become mainstream, human-scaled, and increasingly electrified, from cars (ZipCar, Car2Go) to bicycles (Hubway, MoBike).

As many of these pricey XLR adapters aren't compatible with entry-level camcorders, Beachtek came up with a catch-all solution: the DXA 2S for £160, designed to plug in to a camcorder's regular line-in.

A better catch-all solution is for investors to ignore style and buy a total market index fund.

But then turning the whole lot over to the private sector (even with a guarantee of universal coverage) is no catch-all solution.

Not all academics are convinced of the catch-all solution offered by feedback.

What he might prove to be is the funding-friendly, catch-all solution to pulling the river's statutory partners together to make something happen.

There is no catch-all solution to this problem.