Sentence examples for proposing a cure from inspiring English sources
I then saw a Polish startup founder actively promoting a new site with the earnestness of someone proposing a cure for malaria.
Moreover, the president (not uncharacteristically when it comes to economic policy, where he shows a curious gap in common sense resembling that of his predecessor, Jimmy Carter) is proposing a cure worse than the disease.
Tuition.io, for example, is not proposing a cure for runaway higher education tuitions, or even lobbying the federal government so that students are offered more in the way of grants and less money in the form of loans, so that the average student is not emerging from school more than $20,000 in hock.
Once he had diagnosed America's pathologies, he proposed a cure, something called "commoning".
But now, Community Board 10 has proposed a cure for the crowding: get rid of the bike lane.
Victim of inflation and a crisis of confidence he himself diagnosed, he proposed a cure -- equal parts Baptist moralism and engineering expertise -- that was hopelessly out of sync with the times.
Tom Lindenfeld, the mayor's chief political strategist, proposed a cure, a one-page letter to be delivered to thousands of voters across the District, a letter in which Fenty would acknowledge mistakes and express remorse.
You would not be pleased to see her digging into a huge amount of clinical data while she makes a diagnosis and searches for a solution for your problem, neither would you expect her to propose a cure based on your case alone.
In the pages of one of our competitors, Massachusetts Institute of Technology economist Paul Krugman recently proposed a cure for what ails many emerging market countries today: exchange controls, a trusty tool of totalitarian regimes throughout this century.
She managed to earn his trust and proposed a cure to his woes: the teachings of the Bible.
Diana Rickert at the Illinois Policy Institute proposes a radical cure: the governor should lay off all state employees and rehire them with a 401(K), a defined-contribution pension plan.
