Sentence examples for her recourse from inspiring English sources
Judith Mullen said her recourse was to buy six copies of Mr. Hightower's book.
Her recourse – on the show at least – was to track down the offending creep and punch him.
***** Some Luck by Jane Smiley Picador, £7.99 Smiley's first novel in her historical trilogy won't please post-modernists who will reject her traditional linear structure, her recourse to truth as opposed to truths, and her character-led view of the past 100 years in America.
Since the latter stages of her exile, rumors had begun to circulate about Winnie's increasingly erratic behavior; her recourse to drink and her occasional bouts of violent behavior.
A crucial objective in this respect is identifying the values and ethical norms that guide the physician's acting, and his or her recourse to technological aid for preserving life.
When her relatives' homeowners insurance would not cover the bills, her lawyers felt her only recourse was to go to court and let a jury determine liability.
Upon her release, Margarita said, she felt her only recourse was to return to her abusive home life.
Such harshness grated, yet her passivity allowed her no recourse to graciousness, so she pondered these things deep within herself at the Methodist revival meeting.
Even so, the infractions of others do not justify her own, and her sad recourse is to seek another job -- an imperfect solution, admittedly, for while New York has many fine restaurants, it may well have a concomitant supply of ethically half-baked staffers.
Until the late 19th century, the doctrine of coverture (in English and U.S. law) suspended a wife's legal personality on marriage, 'covering' it with that of her husband, removing her rights to own property, make a will, earn her own money, make contracts, or leave her husband, and giving her little recourse against physical abuse.
It's clear Rose feels her only recourse is to fire her lawyers, but why doesn't she look for other, betters ones, especially since she could be facing jail time?
