Sentence examples for panacea from high-quality English sources.

• Technology is no panacea.

• “Crowdfunding is not a panacea for cuts in legal aid.

• But none of the organisations see the loans as a panacea.

• First, that centralisation is no panacea, as history shows.

• "The Fed's actions are not a panacea — at least as currently advertised," Mish said.

• "Mask use is by no means a panacea, and needs to be done in combination with other measures.

• While repurposed drugs can be tested now, they aren't expected to be anything close to a panacea for the virus.

• Central banks have been heralded as a panacea for markets in distress, ready to swoop in at the first sign of trouble in an economy.

Use panacea in a sentence.

• Building is not the panacea for the economic development challenges of remote Indigenous regions – it cannot employ every job seeker.

• As the hype around tDCS grows, some neuroscientists are starting to question whether the technology really is the panacea it appears to be.

• No longer the panacea it promised to be, it has left behind a trail of debt among the world’s poorest people, while creating huge profits for organisations.

• “It won’t be a panacea, given ferocious competition from supermarkets, but it may well help publicans and their customers in many small towns and villages.”

• The seventeenth-century British chemist Robert Boyle, who formulated the fundamental law governing the behavior of gases, also looked to alchemy to extract the “spirit of blood” as a panacea.

• Few of those who initially supported the annexation have any desire to reverse the move, but there is a widespread admittance that Russian rule has not been quite the panacea for the country’s ills that had been expected.

• Singapore released a similar app called TraceTogether in late March which functions using Bluetooth — although the app's product lead Jason Bay published a blog post on Saturday warning that automated contact tracing apps should not be viewed as a "panacea."

• Social care reform has proved enormously difficult and there is attraction in the apparent panacea of a simple concept, mirroring the National Health Service, which could offer comprehensive, high-quality, person-centred services that meet needs and enhance lives.

panacea sentence examples

• Inside the Health and Human Services Department, Mr Azar -- who reportedly frustrated White House officials, including Mr Trump, during the early stages of the outbreak -- and other political appointees talked about the malaria drug “as a panacea,” Mr Bright contends.

• Argentina's decision to devalue the peso amid economic and political crisis in January 2002, a decade after it adopted a currency board, showed that adopting a currency board is neither a panacea nor a guarantee that an exchange rate backed by one will remain fixed come what may.

• Bright claims he was specifically sidelined because he "limited the broad use of chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine, promoted by the Administration as a panacea, but which clearly lack scientific merit" and "resisted efforts to provide an unproven drug on demand to the American public."

• "Specifically, and contrary to misguided directives, I limited the broad use of chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine, promoted by the administration as a panacea, but which clearly lack scientific merit," Bright wrote in a statement to New York Times White House Correspondent Maggie Haberman.