Sentence examples similar to quick fix approaches from inspiring English sources

"How wonderful," he thought, until he heard the detailed brief: "... but you have to be able to do it in no more than 12 minutes a day!" This is the quick fix approach, namely, the most convenient one -- which we apply to pretty much everything these days.

But I have serious concerns about quick-fix approaches.

In fact, the quick-fix approach that strikes me as the most promising comes from — surprise!

Beginning Sunday, it will become evident whether his quick-fix approach will work yet again.

The quick-fix approach of many international bodies exacerbates this problem.

Human Rights Watch favours a court more within the UN system, rather than Britain's more pragmatic quick-fix approach.

Mary Anne Wold, a 50-year-old high school teacher, said the idea was a desperate, quick-fix approach by school officials whose priorities are out of kilter.

Psychologist Diana Kirschner says that while this is no substitute for the real thing for those with serious problems, the quick-fix approach may be enough for some.

Some Afghans, though, warn that the tribal system is not a panacea and fear that the United States is adopting a quick-fix approach that will not create long-term stability.

This quick-fix approach has become a new genus of bipartisan madness.

As a psychotherapist, I am troubled by this misguided, quick-fix approach to mental health.