Sentence examples for no a magic bullet from inspiring English sources

Anne McIntosh, a Conservative MP and chair of the environment, food and rural affairs select committee, whose report on Wednesday argued that vaccination was no a "magic bullet", said: "We are the only country to have given badgers legal protection and we have to live with the consequences of that".

And while images are no longer a magic bullet, a photo, image quote or infographic that's useful, entertaining and inspiring to its intended audience will still perform very well.

Of course, deliberating over values is no more a magic bullet than science has turned out to be.

Although the nurse-visitation program is by no means a magic bullet to address childhood poverty, as Boo's piece demonstrates at length, Porter's documentary, "Lone Star Nurse," captures how a young woman with few other resources greatly benefits from a regular dose of dogged encouragement from someone like Schroeder.

And though no one has a "magic bullet", good health programmes exist in some poor countries which, if copied, would spread success.

"No one has a magic bullet, but we have to talk about it," she says in between jabs with her lipstick.

And what I would say, and of course, no one has a magic bullet or the right answer here.

But the solutions to our issues can't just be political -- no politician has a magic bullet.

"There's been improvement, but I no longer think there's a magic bullet that will make it 'boom' go away," said Ms. O'Brien, who is 49.

Though no one has found a magic bullet, some European publishers have found ways to meet the challenges.

Most importantly, Brizard understands that there's no such thing as a magic bullet to improve education.