Sentence examples for he's resorting to from inspiring English sources

"That's why he's resorting to policies of envy and division".

"Senator Obama is fond of scolding others for engaging in the "old-style politics," but when he plays on fears of foreign trade he's resorting to the oldest kind of politics there is," Mr. McCain said.

Little surprise, then, that he's resorting to rather creaky publicity stunts to try to slam British Airways' latest attempt at a transatlantic tie-up.

"Greg Abbott has absolutely nothing to say to the millions of Texans who have struggled like Wendy did and identify with her powerful story, so he's resorting to these deeply offensive attacks -- guaranteed to alienate women (and men!) whose votes he was counting on," said Jess McIntosh, communications director for EMILY's List.

So he's resorted to Paul McKenna Will Make You Thin (Sky One).

He's resorted to publishing under a pen name while pretending to live in Europe, unavailable for editorial meetings and book tours, but now even his pseudonym's sales are falling.

His face is so lacking in definition he's resorted to a beard in lieu of a chin.

Treasury Secretary Jack Lew warned last spring that the country hit that number then, and that he was resorting to "extraordinary measures" to keep meeting America's obligations. .

Fiorello La Guardia took office denouncing Tammany Hall's fiscal scams, but by the end of his mayoralty he was resorting to similar ploys.

Weatherill said the treasurer was clearly out of ideas if he was resorting to personal insults.

Even when Bennett looks as if he is resorting to realism, it turns out to be deceptive.