Sentence examples for magic fix from inspiring English sources

Prednisone, a magic fix for Crohn's flare-ups, was my last resort.

Fracking is not a magic fix, or even a benign one: the technology poses clear risks to the environment.

But they are no magic fix, and could provoke a destabilising arms race, leading to general proliferation.

"While an incredibly important breakthrough for women," Ms. Saporta said, RU-486 is not that magic fix.

There is no magic fix to a world order in which the rich countries invariably hold most of the cards.

Jan Crosby, UK head of housing at accountancy firm KPMG, said the autumn statement highlighted that there was "no magic fix for our housing issues".

It is easy to see, therefore, that if the decision to serve is loaded with issues in the first place, then when the magic fix-all dream evaporates, soldiers can be left in despair.

If people want magic fix-it pills, some entrepreneur will whip them up–unless regulators step in and spot the fraud.

"There are no magic fixes for this kind of problem.

Although as Rachel explains, it's dangerous to treat any cosmetic procedure as a magic fix-all for all your inner hang-ups.

I didn't feel 100 percent it isn't a magic fix-all but well enough afix-all butmore treatments to be discharged from hospital and keep living my life.