Sentences with phrase «best antidote»

Oxygen is the first and best antidote for much of the depression of breathing caused by anesthesia and control of the airway can assist with breathing.

It's a smarter, more organic display of affection than the daddy - love scenes in Moneyball, as well an antidote to the stern father Pitt played in The Tree of Life.

Come up with good antidotes and stories, as we all love a good story.

Bring the name or actual container of rat bait with you to the veterinarian if your pet ingests this toxin in order to get the most specific and best antidote for them.

Sometimes starting a business seems like the best antidote to having a boss and job you don't like.

No. 3 The best antidote to Stakeholder Theory is Joseph Heath's «Business Ethics Without Stakeholders.»

Entrepreneurs are the best antidote for both.

The best antidote to office politics within any organization is unselfishness.

The best antidote to fear is knowledge!

David Lee, executive director of Feeding Wisconsin, part of the Feeding America network, puts it another way: «A good - paying job is the best antidote to hunger.»

«Eating a frog» is the best antidote for procrastination, and ultra-productive people start each morning with this tasty treat.

Here's a good antidote to the investment hysteria that sometimes arises in uncertain economic times: Pay Yourself First: A Commonsense Guide to Life Cycle Retirement Investing (John Wiley & Sons, 800-225-5945, 1996, $ 16.95), by Timothy W. Cunningham and Clay B. Mansfield.

And you've taken action, which is the best antidote to fear.

And they would be good antidotes to asset bubbles.

The best antidote to this bias is arguably an outlook often described as: «Strong opinions, weakly held.»

For this problem, it seems to me, the best antidote is still Michael Polanyi's Personal Knowledge.

Becoming involved in community is the best antidote to the dehumanizing experience of TV - induced withdrawal.

The best antidote to this tendency to.

Such knowledge, I would argue, is a better antidote to fanaticism than pervasive doubt that God even exists.

I must say, though, that your posole does sound like a good antidote for foul weather.

It's simply the best antidote to a long day, isn't it?

It was heavenly, warm and comforting and I dare say, the best antidote to this shivering January.

(and a good antidote to all of that creepy Bates Motel I've been indulging)

State ranked 39th in passing success rate, and while big - play prevention was a strength, a quick passing game was a good antidote for State's awesome run defense and aggressive pass rush.

A clinical psychologist at the University of Rochester, Nideffer says pressure is present in almost all sports and that the one good antidote is psyching down.

With Xavi leaving and Dani Alves rumoured to be departing, the side could be losing two of its more experienced heads this summer; could the 29 - year - old World Cup winner be a good antidote for these departures?

A good antidote to summer salads.

Mary Kurcinka's focus is a good antidote.

A well - rounded sense of self and a solid self - esteem are perhaps the best antidotes for disordered eating.

That «duct tape and baling wire» line puts the power of political data into a broader context (i.e., NO technology works perfectly), and it's a good antidote to some of the more - breathless speculation about the future power of big data to let manipulative politicians warp the political process through hyper - targeted communications.

Once again this is a personal list of books, mainly politics, history and war — the latter a good antidote for Brexit.

Multiply that by a few million activists, and the Obama campaign had access to a better antidote to backstage smears than any television commercial could provide.

The best antidote to a cynicism which slides so easily into credulity (to the delight of the powerful) would therefore be an outbreak of militant scepticism.

So helping young Somalis to escape grinding poverty is not just vital for the future of Somalia...... it's also the best antidote to the extremism that threatens us all.

«I just hope that if we have good information and we understand that it is possible and what we are talking about it is really the best antidote to some of the rhetoric that has caused the division,» Mahoney said.

The best antidote to his claims is to go to the campaign websites of both Cooper and Corbyn and make up your own mind who has the best programme for economic revival, social change, a vibrant democracy, Britain's involvement in the world and reining in the hold of the very rich over the rest of society.

This illustrates that for communal animals like rats — and perhaps humans — friendship can be the best antidote to fear.

«There is no better antidote for pessimism about the future of the planet than to spend a morning with a roomful of brilliant students such as the class at Montgomery Blair High School,» McNutt said following her visit to Silver Spring.

«Probably the best antidote to negative expectancy effects is to never give up on a student,» said the report, Top 20 Principles from Psychology for PreK — 12 Teaching and Learning.

The most important external signal for the body clock is light, so exposure to bright morning light is a good antidote to low mood, says Prof Lack.

If you are activated by current events, the best antidote can be to take action.

Once you've done that, you can use the rest of the evening for comfort, companionship, and closeness — the best antidotes to any kind of stress that we know of.

I think exercise is the best antidote for anything that's wrong.

The best antidote for caesium is a substance called Prussian Blue.

Clearly, healthy social relationships are the best antidote to loneliness.

The Paleolithic diet might be the best antidote to the unhealthy Western diet»

You are the best antidote for winter days, with the bonus of mentions of Kezzie and Jacqueline.

This looks like a good antidote, though.