Sentences with phrase «as a panacea»

In their prime, online services and loose - leaf services were each seen as the panacea for all that was wrong in the world of legal research.

«The coalition is using the Orwellian language of 1984 to promote localism as the panacea of all ills, when, in reality, it is a grim cuts agenda being imposed from Whitehall.»

Plantain has been used as a panacea in some Native American cultures and with some very good reasons.

The fund company worries that this notion of delaying retirement will be used as a panacea for failing to have adequately saved for it in the first place.

Millions of older women ping - ponged between shock, confusion, alarm, and anger in July when researchers dropped a bombshell: Hormone replacement therapy (HRT), long touted as a panacea that would slow aging, does more harm than good.

Rather than continue to promote the promises of technology as a panacea for educational reform to help their graduates meet the demands of emerging technologies, a more reasonable tact may be for colleges of education to educate teacher candidates about how students learn.

Tar Sands, Oil Shale Economic, Environmental Costs of Developing Tar Sands & Oil Shale «Unthinkable» Mr Secretary of the Interior, Oil Shale Development Can Never Be Environmentally Sustainable National Geographic Slams Tar Sands - Canadian Politicians Pissed Carbon Capture and Storage «Oversold as Panacea» by Tar Sands Industry

She offered little or no evidence in support of her belief in choice as a panacea.

So in September, when Cain unveiled his 9 -9-9 tax plan as the panacea for America's economic ills, both sides of the political aisle were quick to scoff at its simplicity.

For instance, there are loud voices that position student test data as this scourge on public education, while voices on the opposite end of the spectrum talk about test data as a panacea for reform.

Obasanjo, said this at the 38th Kaduna International Trade Fair's Seminar with the theme, «Promoting Public Private Partnership as Panacea for Accelerated Growth and Development,» organized by the Kaduna Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture on Monday.

Despite plenty of scientific evidence that diets don't produce lasting results for most people and despite countless numbers of dieters, most of them women, thrown into a lifetime of damaging despair, low self - esteem, and self - hatred thanks to failing diets, our culture still blindly adheres to the low - calorie diet as the panacea for all life's problems, including those extra pounds.

Yarli Allison (b. 1988, Ottawa, Canada) creates sculptures and videos that act as a panacea to the anxieties, insecurities and traumas inflicted by a hostile networked society.

These are marketed as panaceas — a good way to profit from the excess of soy.

State and federal policymakers are increasingly pushing such tests as a panacea for the nation's educational concerns.

More exchange rate flexibility has been suggested as the panacea in these difficult circumstances, but I have argued elsewhere [10] that, while it would have helped, the problems were more fundamental.

The ideology of the «free market» plugged by the media and academics as the panacea for the problems of economy and society may help the spread of such elements of a mono - culture.

It does mean that the effort to recommend Christianity as a panacea for all the ills from which man suffers and thinks himself to suffer is erroneous and disastrous; it does not mean that Christians are not bound to seek for ways and means of alleviating these ills.

The real moral dilemmas almost always get lost in current debates over human rights, especially if either democracy or the market or both of these are proposed as panaceas.

More importantly, globalization is being held out by its advocates as the panacea for all our economic woes.

Bleich's thesis is that «conversions of convenience are not sanctioned by halakhah and can not be countenanced as a panacea designed to minimize the exacerbating problems posed by intermarriage.»

However, you should not look to the necklace as a panacea.

Progress Set Us Back I was a resident back in the late 1970's when electronic fetal monitoring (EFM) was first introduced and lauded as a panacea that would prevent cerebral palsy and birth injuries.

As the debate on restructuring the Nigerian Federation gathers momentum, the Igala nation has called for the creation of Okura state as a panacea for the...

Governor Fayose called for team spirit as panacea to move the region forward, saying «if the Yoruba nation must regain its pride in the Nigerian nation, hence action must be tailored towards the elimination of party politics».

The UNICEF Nigeria Chief of Field Offices and Coordination who described social protection programmes as panacea to poverty reduction, said the initiative remains the only way to reach out to the people most especially the vulnerable who deserved all round intervention of socio - economic life.

Therefore, we must see productivity as panacea for our socio - economic challenges.

A group, under the aegis of Concerned Ron / Kulere People, on Thursday called for the adoption of livestock alimentation practice as a panacea to the frequent herders / farmers...

The cards already were fully adopted overseas, and were envisioned as a panacea to combat identity theft here in the United States.

They hold basic income as a panacea to end all poverty and view the future of almost everyone not working because automation has taken over everywhere as a utopia.

As a follow up, Senator Shola Adeyeye, suggested that government should introduce community policing as a panacea to incessant killings, while also blaming governors of States for tampering with Local Government finances which he said, have not allowed effective operations of Council areas.

«What we've seen is a massive rise in reliance on medicines as a panacea for all our woes,» says Clare Gerada, former chair of the UK's Royal College of General Practitioners.

«However, fear appeals should not be seen as a panacea because the effect is still small.

While the museum's decision to offer free school visits will allow some children from disadvantaged backgrounds the opportunity to experience Wonderlab, Dawson argues that «it is not enough to use school visits as a panacea for exclusive practice».

Rather than focus on single foods or nutrients as a panacea against depression, researchers are looking at the big picture, explains Felice Jacka, PhD, an Australian food - and - mood researcher and president of the International Society for Nutritional Psychiatry Research.

Society seems to be more dependent on drugs as the panacea for all problems.

The first Premarin scare in the 70s, where it was noted that women who were on Premarin had a higher risk of endometrial cancer, was the first time that Premarin fell off the stage as the panacea for everything.

The marijuana derivative widely touted by Western doctors, holistic healers, nutritionists, and skin care experts as a panacea found its way into olive oils, shampoo, and even hot chocolate.

With a high antioxidant count, it's been hailed as a panacea with claims ranging from helping to prevent cancer, lower bad cholesterol and facilitate fat burning — though the scientific basis for these assertions is not always clear.

I'll share further down what I did instead of succumbing to the pharmaceutical push (because as you can imagine, that was certainly not the last time it was offered as a panacea for all my period woes).

Yogurts like Dannon's Activia have been marketed with much success as a panacea for all of our intestinal ills.

A larger challenge for policymakers and education leaders is to rethink the specialist model as the panacea for augmenting instruction for English language learners in today's linguistically diverse schools, many with large concentrations of Hispanic students.