Sentence examples for The recourse of from inspiring English sources
Protest, the average Iranian can tell you, is the recourse of an unrepresented people.
As an instrument of resource control, bribery has been the recourse of corporate executives and government officials the world over.
If steroids once seemed like the recourse of a few power hitters, those days are long gone.
May is getting sick of losing appeals, and so she has moved the goalposts – the recourse of sore losers everywhere.
It's a concept of movies as all good things at once — beguiling, unself-conscious entertainment and the recourse of brilliant kids far too smart for school.
Hale House in recent years has become mainly the recourse of imprisoned mothers eager to keep their children, although it continued to call the babies castoffs.
"We watch foreign movies to learn, but I dream to have the recourses of the American police in these movies," said one detective.
Now let another work stand for the recourses of artists who, while accepting the imperative of radical simplicity in the face of worldly chaos, wouldn't forgo the poetry of traditional mediums.
We have found that running more than six ACCs on a computer without a SSD drains the recourses of a typical personal computer.
Existing psycho-educational interventions aimed at reducing hypoglycaemia are effective, but demanding on the recourses of the clinics, health professionals and people with diabetes.
Consequently, judge-made law, fruit of the recourse to general principles and of the search for the rule of the case starting from stratified and heterogeneous supranational rules, appears, in part, to be positioned directly beyond the state dimension.
