Sentence examples for be a magic solution from inspiring English sources
The Children's Rights and Business Principles will not be a magic solution to the problems of children in Mali and around the world.
Although having 35% – or even 50% – women in the cabinet would not be a magic solution, it would have been an important first step in showing the Buhari administration plans to deliver for the women of the country as well as the men.
Politicians are always tempted by the idea that something they already favour might be a magic solution to a problem.But the prime minister then fell into the same trap, suggesting that some young Muslim men find it hard to identify with Britain "because we have allowed the weakening of our collective identity".
He has vowed to finally create one history schoolbook and curriculum "agreed upon by all parties".But this wouldn't be a "magic solution," says Maha Shuhayb, the founder of the Lebanese Association for History, a new Beirut-based group of teachers and historians.
I would argue it will focus the mind of the flyer - but I don't think you can say it's going to be a magic solution," said Dr Alan McKenna, law lecturer at the University of Kent.
"With the level of misery we are living with, I really feel social media is a magic solution.
In an interview, Mr. DiNapoli said the report raised doubts as to whether casinos were "a magic solution" to deep-rooted economic challenges.
"If there was a magic solution tomorrow, it would take around five weeks to tanker it off site, but in reality, we're probably looking at a few months before this is solved," said Mr Wiltshire.
I'm not arguing that adding mood-tracking features to fitness apps is a magic solution for depression or anxiety.
I'm not arguing that adding mood-tracking features to fitness apps is a magic solution for depression or anxiety.
The majority of those who voted against Dilma wanted the incumbent party out at any cost - as if electing Aecio Neves was a magic solution for all our major problems, including corruption.
