Examples of using Cure-all in English and their translations into German
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it is not a cure-all.
It is not a cure-all, but it is one of the many means that we can use.
But if I remember correctly, your cure-all was two raw eggs in a Belgian beer, hmm?
The price reduction cannot be a cure-all- the borders of profitability are accomplished too fast.
Do not hope for a cure-all, but check fundamentally valid approaches to produce high-quality optical bonding.
We should not present that at the end of the Luxembourg summit meeting as the cure-all for our problems.
However, it should not be regarded as a cure-all, because it also comes with a number of drawbacks.
The post Vitex Isn't a Cure-All.
A young, talented scientist invents a cure-all.
This also isn't always a cure-all.
Candy is a cure-all for the blues.
Simply raising the retirement age itself is not a cure-all.
Bayesian inference is not a cure-all for statistical problems.
For thousands of years, salt has been regarded as a cure-all.
There is no miraculous cure-all like that in this world.
political jab or social cure-all?
We do not contend that shorter hours alone are the cure-all for all employment problems.
CAVs are not a cure-all for lowering emissions
Since the 1970s corporate culture is presented as a cure-all, specifically where traditional control concepts appear to fail.
is widely viewed as a cure-all for processes in construction.