Sentence examples for it has resorted to from inspiring English sources

In what may be an effort to boost its dwindling drug income, it has resorted to massacring peasants in coca-growing areas a tactic more often associated with its paramilitary foes.

The society last week sent a warning to its 43,000 members along with their election voting papers warning them to beware of impostors, the first time in its 177-year history that it has resorted to such drastic action.

But as my colleague Pete Altman has pointed out, the so-called army is so starved for actual citizens that it has resorted to fraud in its letter campaigns against climate legislation.

As the teachers union in Los Angeles desperately tries to remain relevant, it has resorted to the predictable -- ramping up its efforts to thwart real reform as charters gain influence -- to the downright puzzling.

Denied the fruit of its electoral victory and confronted with an unscrupulous adversary, it has resorted to the weapon of the weak - terror.

Kmart, with the exception of its recent alliance with Martha Stewart, has had nothing to distinguish itself, which may be why it has resorted to reviving a primitive gimmick associated with its glory days.

Some critics, perhaps struggling to understand it, have resorted to treating her name as a skeleton key.

The Israeli Army called it the first time in eight months that it had resorted to such action, which it referred to as "limitation of residence".

In response the Labor leader accused the government of running out of steam on "scare campaigns" and so it had resorted to "scaring you about their own policies", as the two major parties argue the toss on very similar policies.

Fact said it had resorted to legal action when no action to remove infringing content was forthcoming.

"So I've decided to talk about it: I have resorted to artificial insemination in order to get pregnant," Cruz wrote.