Sentence examples for has some recourse from inspiring English sources

"This way the buyer has some recourse if there's a fire from bad wiring or sewage in the dishwasher because of the plumbing.

Although the computer user has some recourse against computer viruses, the costs may be high.

He had seen a version of himself in a video game and wanted to know if he had some recourse.

And with parents who have children who are autistic and suspect they've been damaged by vaccines or mercury, they ought to have some recourse.

As long as the law remains on the statute book, Philip Schofield and Holly Willoughby have some recourse, after falling for a "celebrity sperm bank" hoax on ITV's This Morning last week.

But state regulators forced them to keep the terrorism protection in workers' compensation policies, so people hurt at their jobs would have some recourse.

Under New York law, her husband had some recourse, but he wound up with about 60 percent less than he would have received had his wife changed the forms to make him the beneficiary, Ms. Miller said.

Anyone could still take their pictures, but the Indians, many of whom live at the economic margins, would have some recourse if they saw the pictures being sold, or used in advertising.

Those who buy faulty or fake goods through online auctions or Web shops have some recourse; insurance programs and credit card companies will often come to their rescue and credit their accounts, at least up to a certain amount.

Still, when it comes to cancellations caused by bankruptcies and impromptu inspections, business travelers do have some recourse.

That means investors will want assurance that if they inject a ton of cash, they'll have some recourse if Spiegel mismanages it.