Sentence examples for panacea for all woes from inspiring English sources

The year Cage was born, 1912, his father invented a submarine run by a gasoline engine (worthless to the government, since enemy ships could detect its location from the bubbles produced); John Milton Cage Sr. also devised an alcohol-based panacea for all woes and patented a wall-size television projection system.

It's not that two-factor authentication is a panacea for all security woes, but it does make life harder for hackers.

In a nutshell, more science is not a panacea for all the problems of risk analysis or decision-making.

It's sold as the magical panacea for all your business woes, a tool of manipulation to sell anything and everything and the undisputed keys to your kingdom.

But Gwynn falls short of proclaiming the DVCAM and other video equipment a panacea for hitting woes.

Therefore, EmojiAnalyst created by Dan Brill of ad firm Droga5 is the online panacea for all my SMS and smiley face semiotic woes.

"I'm not quite sure if investing tens of billions of dollars in two tunnels is going to be the panacea for our water woes, particularly in Southern California," De León says.

"It won't be the panacea for all housing ills.

"Leptin was not the panacea for all obesity," says O'Rahilly.

Is light rail a panacea for all transit problems?

But the Olympics are not a panacea for all ills".