Sentence examples for panacea of from inspiring English sources
That's not a panacea, of course.
Merged living isn't a panacea, of course.
I only drink goldenseal, the panacea of all teas.
Acquiring Rod Strickland would be no panacea, of course.
In addition, he offers the economic panacea of reopening federal lands to extractive industries.
Bhutan is not Shangri La, and gross national happiness is not the panacea of human development.
"The Last Samurai" (Tom Cruise), "Master and Commander" (Russell Crowe, Mona Lisa Smile Julia Robertserts) and "Paycheck" (Ben Affleck) are all box-office disappointments, though the panaceas of DVD sales and foreign revenues may ultimately push some of them into profit.
If we cling to the panaceas of earlier times, we risk losing the civilisation we have inherited.
The city fathers speak of binglang as if it were a panacea for all of Xiangtan's ills, from curing tapeworm to solving unemployment.
The process was facilitated by the ideology of segregation, which emerged in the first quarter of the 20th century as a kind of panacea for South Africa's "race problem".
Reducing the fear of failure for potential entrepreneurs is not any kind of panacea for economic development.
