Authors who choose to self-publish as a recourse to rejection from, or frustration with, traditional publishing houses subject themselves to further disappointment when they try to publicize and distribute their books themselves.
Pettibon didn't express the era so much as seem to struggle through it toward air more breathable, with humor that was a recourse from discomfort.
Assayas built the movie loosely on his own experiences (which he describes, in more thorough, and somewhat divergent, detail in the book "A Post-May Adolescence (Letter to Alice Debord)." It's not a great book; it, too, suffers from wistful recourse to the habitual and a large dose of rhetorical cant, but it also has appealingly loose ends and curious byways.
We demonstrate that the enthalpic portion of the Flory interaction parameter χH can be estimated directly from qseg, without recourse to a model of the segregation layer, and the χH from this direct method is in good agreement with that determined using the SCMF theory.
Ms. Shook said removing passengers from planes is a last recourse.
LGBTQ students experience disproportionate rates of in-school victimization, while also facing a lack of support from or recourse through school officials.
Now, what once seemed like a trivial detail — whether to take a generic or brand-name drug — has become the deciding factor in whether a patient can seek legal recourse from a drug company.
We could also spend many pages discussing Victorian society from a modern perspective, with recourse to such imagery as computers, but first I would like to talk again of me.
FINA's executive director, Cornel Marculescu, said the Serbian team was then given the chance to watch the footage themselves and did not choose to take their protest to the second and final level by seeking recourse from a jury of appeal.
He enjoined his followers not only to refuse military service but also to abstain from voting or from having recourse to the courts.
