Sentence examples for cure-all approach from inspiring English sources
This cure-all approach to antibiotics is great for the longevity of bacteria, and terrible for the longevity of, well, us.
To me, the big point here is that no president (maybe even no political figure) has stood as more of a towering symbol of the leave-corporations-alone, the-free-market-cures-all approach to governing than Bush.
I rarely devote this column to one doctor's approach to treatment, and I'm not presenting his approach as a cure-all.
This is especially true, he said, because learning disabilities themselves are so wide-ranging that no method even remotely approaches a cure-all.
The Gillibrand approach is no cure-all, and enacting it remains an uphill struggle.
In the end, though, no single approach will ever be a cure-all.
Just as an inflation target is important, but does not by itself make central bankers credible, so a fiscal rule is a start, not a cure-all.Hence the importance of the other approach: appointing independent budget monitors.
Several counsellors have told the Guardian that IAPT is a clumsy cure-all for complex and profound traumas, and that its tick-box approach to mental health problems can be "dangerous" and "distressing".
Is common sense really a cure-all?
