Sentence examples for term remedy from inspiring English sources

Traffic congestion threats the growth and vitality of cities. Policy measures like punishments or rewards often fail to create a long term remedy.

I personally think that this is a short term remedy.

The hybrid vehicle is considered to be a short-term remedy to the pollution problem.

There remains only one long-term remedy, and it's still the simplest one: stop feeding grain to cattle.

Analysts say the government has not convinced voters that privatization is a long-term remedy for the Greek economy.

The board also appears to have devised a short-term remedy for the state's non-compliance with federal regulations for disabled voters.

But if they really want to serve their customers, they must set aside their misgivings and accept the F.A.A.'s short-term remedy.

Meanwhile, the Standard & Poor's credit-rating agency issued a statement warning that a longer-term remedy to the problems remained elusive.

So I'd like to attempt a short-term remedy, a mixture of inspiration and schadenfreude – five down-and-out jobseekers who clawed their way to the top.

Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, finds herself increasingly on the defensive over the bonds, which she opposes as a near-term remedy for the region's financial woes.

The longer-term remedy must be creating new jobs and increasing productivity, but the most urgent need is to hurry up the repairs to a broken financial system.