Sentence examples for most effective cure from inspiring English sources

On certain nights, Van Gundy's poke at their pride is the most effective cure for a slump.

Torben Tranaes, a professor of welfare economics in Copenhagen, calls this "the most effective cure to get a bigger workforce".

For many survivors of Tuesday's events, including those who simply watched them unfolding on television, talking about what happened may be the most effective cure.

In fact Trichet himself was defending his response to the financial crisis at last weekend's annual gathering of central bankers at Jackson Hole, Wyoming, saying that "criticizing a central bank that is acting with a steady hand for being 'behind the curve' rather misses the point," adding that a "gradualist approach" could be the most effective cure to any threat to price stability.

Shutting the f $k up is the number one most effective cure for advice-promiscuity.

Nevertheless, 7.5 mg/kg double dose, which showed the most effective cure, resulted in almost complete inhibition of both of IL-10 and TGFβ.

One certain implication is that the most effective cures will be immunological rather than cytotoxic.

One of the most effective cures for complaining is gratitude.

Surgery is the most effective therapeutic modality for the cure, but the postoperative prognosis remains poor.

It might be known by a plethora of names ranging from humorous to innocuously vague -- "transpoosion" to "bacteriotherapy" -- but there's no sugar-coating the news: the most effective known cure for C. difficile may be to receive a transplant of -- or ingest --someone else's feces.

Curing ink traces at high laser power and slow scan speeds with the laser beam located on the substrate adjacent to the ink channel resulted in the most effective ink curing but resulted in discoloration of the ink and/or charring of the SL substrate.