Sentence examples for digital panacea from inspiring English sources
Many believe that the tenuous financial markets in Europe and beyond create an atmosphere that's ripe for a digital panacea like Bitcoin.
In a $150 million advertising campaign that began over the weekend, Microsoft is pushing its MSN Web site as a digital panacea that lets people improve their lives by using the services available on the site (www.msn.com) for everything from searching to shopping.
As Robert J. Gordon, an economist at Northwestern University, pointed out in his recent book "The Rise and Fall of American Growth," past digital panaceas have not even tended to lead to economic progress, let alone to transformative leaps.
Digital technology, while no panacea, is the best method ever invented for securely delivering information and decisions.
However, despite more support for a "privacy agenda" at the European Parliament level he cautioned there are still huge vested interests pushing in the other direction — so continuing to bang the drum for mass digital surveillance as a security panacea.
For a year, digital technology has been hailed as the panacea for the refugee crisis.
TV is not a panacea for your organisation's digital problems, but a fragmenting medium facing plenty of its own challenges.
Of course, the mobile app Moments is not an overarching panacea for all that ails us about our digital habits and obsessions.
Of course, while this automation seems to make the post-digital world feel much more frictionless, it is far from a panacea.
Perhaps the digital VC money – of which, Vice Media has an estimated $580m, BuzzFeed $96.3m – is not the panacea old-line media bosses believe.
