Sentences with phrase «immediate cure»

Eating a teaspoon of cocoa nibs or drinking a cup of green tea is a very effective and immediate cure for acute sugar cravings.

In maximum cases you will find that most people return immediate cure for services in order to obtain informal friendships, while others simply for the underlying relations that can be sexually tilting.

For her family, the answer is probably no, because no amount of political change could have conjured up immediate cures for them.

It is very difficult for our society to acknowledge the reality of «meanness of spirit,» for there is no immediate cure for such a fundamental flaw.

To be sure, sometimes nature eludes our grasp, as in the case of the AIDS epidemic and the inadequacy of science to find an immediate cure.

Professor Keith Jones, who is Head of the Centre for Biological Sciences, says: «Our findings won't provide an immediate cure for preventing errors, but it gives us a better understanding for what is controlling chromosome division in eggs.

So severe, I was desperate to find an immediate cure as nothing seems to be working.

From a macro-economic standpoint, that's the best that can be hoped for from the Fed's action: not an immediate cure - all, but something that will help along the natural progression of the economic cycle.

Antibiotics do not provide an immediate cure — because kennel cough usually has both a bacterial and viral component — but it can help to shorten the duration and severity of illness.

Once this cycle begins, removing the collar will not affect an immediate cure because the protein compound, which has formed in the skin, will remain there for some time and secondary infection is likely to be present.

Usually I can get him interested in a toy he already has (with enough persuasion) but in his mind, the immediate cure for boredom seems to be shopping for something new.