Sentence examples for right cure from inspiring English sources

But the best part may be the smokiness, which is pronounced but not overwhelming, with just the right cure of salt and seasonings.

Last year the Bank of Japan somehow managed to convince itself that the right cure for an economy suffering persistent deflation was to raise interest rates.

As Gov. Tom Ridge steps into his new role as head of the Office of Homeland Security, he should keep in mind that quarantining our transportation system in the face of terrorism cannot be the right cure for this disease.

As a result of their largesse with abundant state funds, they may reach 8% growth by the end of 2009, bearing out Wen's statements about China's economic medicine being the right cure for the country and enabling Hu to claim that the benefits of one-party rule have been demonstrated.

It is true that to put an end to urban explosion certainly means to increase density and concentrate the urbanised areas, but this can only be done by including the specificities of the various phenomena behind this common result, therefore identifying the right "cure", with a design-based attitude and far-sighted thinking.

But after two years of trying to find the right cure, it appears we are actually suffering from a deficit of trust.

The right preventive cure is for the ECB to cut rates now.

Whether it can be right to cure someone of what is not yet considered a disease remains unaddressed.

That is because a tenant generally has no right to cure the breach when he profits on a sublease.

Just because a tenant has a right to cure a no-alteration clause violation, however, does not mean the tenant can perform alterations with impunity.

"That means that if the trial court accepts our version of the facts" -- that Ms. Mazzola was charging her roommate more than his proportionate share of the rent -- "then we're entitled to possession and she has no right to cure," Mr. Neville said.