Instantaneous, painless.

Pretty painless, no?

Argon once wrote, Painless May...

Quick and painless. Good for you.

But one hopes not. Divorces are never painless.

The people who deposed them celebrated largely painless victories.

Keynesianism, which promises painless answers, was resurgent once again.

To be entertained, cured, cuddled, in quick, painless salvation?

And I say, insect or man, death should always be painless.

Breaking bad habits is hardly a painless experience for liquidity addicted investors.

Relying on alternative remedies is sometimes necessary, but they are not painless.

Dying the second time is painless and possibly an advantage to you.

So this is not a clean situation it is not a painless situation.

And we've already talked about this, it would not be a painless process.

And these kids know that painless climate control may not be part of their future.

And these kids know that painless climate control may not be part of their future.

But the establishment of a new world order is not as painless as one might imagine.

Now, as I said, this is not a simple thing to do. And not a painless to do.

But financial repression is hardly painless and almost certainly reduces the allocative efficiency of credit markets, thereby impacting long term growth.

Rather than flirting with illusions, governments should confront the hard choices ahead of them. Relying on alternative remedies is sometimes necessary, but they are not painless.

Thus, governments interested in closing the health gap such as the British Labour government in 1997 2010 usually end up pursuing such relatively painless downstream interventions.

The measures had not been painless and women had been disproportionately affected by them, including through an increased unemployment rate which was higher than that for men.

They tell you what its ingredients are and how it's guaranteed to exterminate every insect in the world, but they do not tell you whether or not it's painless.

Management Cancer pain treatment aims to relieve pain with minimal adverse treatment effects, allowing the patient a good quality of life and level of function and a relatively painless death.

PRINCETON Pneumonia used to be called the old man s friend because it often brought a fairly swift and painless end to a life that was already of poor quality and would otherwise have continued to decline.

Where a patient is unable to be involved in this type of decision, the law and the medical profession in the United Kingdom allow the doctor to assume that the patient would prefer to be painless, and thus the provider may prescribe and administer adequate analgesia, even if the treatment may slightly hasten death.