Sentence examples for some remedy from inspiring English sources

Until then the Mets will have to make do, and try to find some remedy for their late-inning troubles.

"If they're clearly not advertising for the purpose that was originally stated, there's got to be some remedy there," he said.

It preserves the supremacy of parliament to make law – the courts still cannot strike down primary legislation – while providing some remedy to the claimant.

The idea that some remedy might be found for the ebbs and the flows of opinion about a body of work seems as likely as finding a solution to politics.

One suit, filed by several Palm Beach County voters, asked the court to direct a lower court to find some remedy to troubled election, and cited three possibilities: "a revote or new election or statistical reallocation".

NEW DELHI — It was a widely awaited verdict: Tens of thousands of parents seeking admission for their children to nursery schools in New Delhi were hoping for some remedy against a system that rewards inherited privilege and access to political power.

Arianne Cohen finds some remedies.

The village, however, has tried some remedies.

The book suggests some remedies, foremost among them preventing cancer before it strikes.

Rather than prescribing how big banks should mend their executives' pay, it merely suggested some remedies.

Hoping to fix the World Series viewing woes, here are some remedies.