Sentence examples for has resorted to using from inspiring English sources

Some analysts believe this is why the military has resorted to using aircraft.

There aren't many of us, so there isn't much of a hiding place for them, is there?" I ask if his wife has resorted to using her maiden name.

Now he has resorted to using that incident, and Hartley's subsequent performance in England's win in Cardiff that year, as further demonstration of what Wales are up against, with Hartley now installed as England's captain.

Despite having an arsenal of anti-press laws at his disposal, the leader of Zimbabwe's junta, Robert Mugabe, has resorted to using brute force and the threat of assassination to silence the independent media.

Last week she provoked further fury by saying that she would like to end compulsory military service.This leaves plodding Mr Yilmaz, who has resorted to using a Kurdish pop icon, Mahsun Kirmizigul, in an attempt to attract people to his campaign rallies.

An Italian company has resorted to using remote-controlled toy submarines to run fiberoptic cable through the sewers of Milan.

"No other education system, including those often cited as high performing and fast improving by ministers, has resorted to use of such crude approaches to holding schools to public account for their work as those in place in England".

In recent years, researchers have resorted to using gyroscopes to determine heel-strike (HS) and toe-off (TO) events in gait cycles.

2C had been turned off and that the residents had resorted to using candles.

I probably would have resorted to using a potato peeler, since the only tools I know how to use, sort of, are in the kitchen.

Yesterday, Mr. Giuliani said that while he would not have necessarily wanted a Senate primary, he would not have resorted to using the ballot laws to clear the way.