Sentence examples for a recourse from inspiring English sources

Two unrelated programs last week showed the good and the bad of combining classical music with video projections, a recourse hailed in some quarters as an ideal way to attract new listeners in a visually oriented age if not the very salvation of the field.

Do I have a recourse?

When she faced the horror here, she had a recourse.

But a recourse to protectionism sends the wrong message.

Removing statues is a recourse with a long history.

In the end, NimbleBit resorted only to public shaming as a recourse.

Because of Justice Alito and his majority, the courts are not a recourse.

It is used as a recourse for people who have not had success with medications.

Among all of the discussions on environmental management, the "environment-as-a-recourse" view is the most commonly accepted.

Uncertainty in the problem is accounted for via a recourse-based two-stage stochastic programming formulation with discrete scenarios that gives rise to a multiscenario MIQCQP comprising network design in the first stage and its operation in the second stage acting as recourse.

For instance, such is the case with Kazakhstan's recent accession to WTO, of which Nazarbayev had been an active proponent, though it will hardly give his country any short-term gains given that, as Anceschi (2014: p. 5) notes, "[there are] limited benefits that full WTO membership could bring to a recourse-based economy".