Sentence examples for panacea to this problem from inspiring English sources

Whilst the randomised trial is not a panacea to this problem in technological research we believe that by restricting our review to a method which explicitly addresses this issue was the best approach.

The existing tools — unit tests, application performance monitoring, among many others — are useful to a degree, but they are clearly not the panacea to the problem.

While privatisation could help improve prison management and curb any remaining restrictive practices, it may not prove a panacea to the problems of our overcrowded, usually invisible and too often ineffective prison system.

Furthermore, the promise of migration and development initiatives is also limited given that it is often seen as a cure-all panacea to the problems of migration, while ignoring the larger questions of genuine long-term development and the relative weakness of the Philippine state in international affairs to fight for its migrants' welfare and rights.

Through a national dialogue that aims to foster participation towards consensus, it is only then that responsive and long-term policies grounded in human security can go beyond the view that migration and development policies are a catch-all panacea to the problems of migrant protection and long-term economic development in the homeland.

Only by reaching a national dialogue on responsive and long-term policies that are grounded in human security can the country go beyond the view that migration and development policies are a catch-all panacea to the problems of migrant protection and long-term economic development in the homeland.

Equity crowdfunding has the potential to be huge with the right infrastructure, but it isn't a panacea to the problems of entrepreneurs raising capital themselves.

While migration and development initiatives are important, they should not be seen as catchall solutions or panaceas to the problems of migration.

The researchers conclude: "We should return to seeing calcium as an important component of a balanced diet, and not as a low-cost panacea to the universal problem of postmenopausal bone loss".

"We should return to seeing calcium as an important component of a balanced diet and not as a low cost panacea to the universal problem of postmenopausal bone loss".

For many years, it was presented as a panacea to environmental problems.