Sentence examples for necessary cure from inspiring English sources

For a party that spent long years under its former leader, Helmut Kohl, talking about the European Union as the necessary cure for German nationalism, hers was an unusual statement.

Do they support China's left wing, which fears the country is turning too capitalist, or the right, which sees market forces as a sometimes painful but necessary cure to developmental problems?

As was the case in the Midwest in the mid-1980's and in the Northeast at the beginning of the 1990's, many people here are wondering whether the current downturn in the South augurs years of struggle or will serve as a painful but necessary cure for today's ailments.

Recent events demonstrate the sheer radicalism of the necessary cure.

For now, it's students like those at Martin High that are raising the support needed for their peers like Angela to find the necessary cure.

Additionally, the necessary curing time at minimum 120 °C is ensured.

This implies that heaping preloading and other methods imposed during the initial stages of mud treatment can dramatically enhance its strength and reduce the necessary curing time.

It was shown that the necessary curing time to reach the maximum tensile strength can be significantly reduced from several hours at room temperature to approximately 30 min at 90 °C.

In no case did patients ask us to withdraw the necessary cures such as percutaneous tracheostomy and PEG.

Montesquieu thought that commerce, which renders "superfluous things useful and useful ones necessary," would "cure destructive prejudices" and promote "communication among peoples".

The implication is that a new pill, despite its unforeseen side effects, is necessary to cure the sexual malaise that appears to have sunk over the country.