Sentence examples for as a desperate recourse from inspiring English sources

Since most are aged between 24 and 35, they are at an age when to ask for assistance from one's family is seen as a desperate recourse.

In Britain, many of the heat-addled people who passed through Trafalgar Square turned its fountains into wading pools, a desperate recourse for desperate weather.

Though a village elder's attempt at neutrality initially seems cold and unprincipled, by the novel's conclusion, such a stance seems a logical, if desperate, recourse in a bid for survival.

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

He described the ads as "a desperate act by a desperate campaign".

Theirs began as a desperate kind of love.

"People can see it as a desperate or cynical move".

In The Departed, killing it as a desperate cop.

Instead, it comes across as a desperate one.

Participants' symptoms varied from fragile skin to what was described as a desperate situation.

It's not something that's used as a last recourse, as it should be".