Sentence examples for The recourse from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of seeking assistance or advice.
The recourse is obvious: Starbucks.
The recourse to coincidence allows a reflection on fate.
The recourse to a decree showed the limits of consensual reform.
The recourse to violence in Afghanistan had no religious justification, speaker after speaker said.
The recourse to cruelty, personal, communal and international, seems ingrained in the human condition.
The recourse to social networking sites "shows how hard it is to practice censorship these days," Mr. Bonner said.
The recourse to Mao is an example of the expedient populism that insecure ruling classes resort to.
The recourse to private profit seeking services considers all the private profit seeking services.
The recourse to personalised information from multiple sources of data can bring even greater rewards.
The recourse to public services represents the set of the public health structures.
The recourse to private denominational services considers all the denominational private health structures.
