| Such solutions are not panaceas and must be applied with intelligence to a complex social, cultural and physical reality. |
| Why do you think charter schools have not lived up to their promise? Ms Ravitch: Charter schools have been oversold as panaceas. |
| Care paths are not panaceas and their worth depends on the integrity of the logic and the appropriateness of the options offered. |
| Unfortunately, such schemes are not the panaceas they were once thought to be. |
| This medicine, taken 4 or 5 times a day, will fulfill every indication that the boasted panaceas and catholicons can perform. |
| As for panaceas they sometimes achieve useful reform, sometimes unexpected consequences, benign or otherwise. |
