Sentence examples for be resorting to a from inspiring English sources

Mr. Simon, the judge even suggested, might be resorting to a bit of "judge shopping".

But surely, with their talk of openness, the BBC's inquirers cannot be resorting to a similar technique, mouthing words without resonance?

With secrecy no longer purchasable, the diocese would in bankruptcy be resorting to a Dickensian world of dry, drawn-out litigation inviting limited disclosure and an air of drowsiness to descend on what should be the most imperative concern of the soul, the abuse of innocent youngsters by their spiritual guides.

"It appears that some fraudsters may be resorting to a time-tested method – the telephone call," read the warning from the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, the financial industry-funded watchdog.

They are resorting to a provision in EU rules never before invoked called "enhanced co-operation".

Opposition politicians said the conservative government of President Park Geun-hye was resorting to a witch hunt to divert attention from a scandal involving the agency.

Here we are, a bunch of college-educated, digital adults and I'm resorting to a grammar-school tactic for time-sheet compliance?

GAZA —The Egyptian military is resorting to a pungent new tactic to shut down the smuggling tunnels connecting Sinai and Gaza: flooding them with sewage.

Recognizing that humans can't possibly catch all of these new invaders, some dive shops are resorting to a slightly more controversial tact.

So Mr. Steinfurth is resorting to a risky tactic new to the real estate market here: next Tuesday he'll offer the house at an "absolute auction".

Thomas argues that the government is resorting to a number of tactics to choke off "the demand for redress", which go beyond cuts in legal aid.