Sentence examples for no cure-all from inspiring English sources

"It's no cure-all," Mr. Devane said.

But experts also cautioned that circumcision is no cure-all.

Shortening a tennis season is no cure-all.

It has been obvious for years that there is no cure-all at ITV.

There is no cure-all, but three big things would help.

CR1 is no cure-all, but may provide a hook for those fishing for complement.

Long-Haul Tips There are no cure-alls for surviving long-haul flights, but intelligent food and drink selections are vital, especially in humidity-free cabins.

While polio has no cure, all that is possible is to "make her strong enough not to be a burden on others" says Feroz Khan.

Free agency is no longer the cure-all because of the potential crushing salary-cap implications.

It's no final cure-all for the secrecy that infects Washington, but Mr. Bush owes this measure of relief to constituents entitled to their curiosity.

The Mental Health Foundation hopes that this reinforces a broad message: there is no magic cure-all, but there are a series of interventions and treatments such as self-management with peer support, which vary in ease of access and funding, that do help many people protect and sustain their mental health.