Sentence examples for least recourse from inspiring English sources

Instead, this is a pervasive phenomenon affecting many researchers, especially those with the most to lose and the least recourse.

They exist to encourage innovation by granting inventors the right to own their creations and pursue investment without fear, or at least with recourse, from knock-offs.

For all the parents losing sleep over their kids' prospects in such a tightfisted job market, I can see at least one recourse: teach them how to code.

This result is surprising because professionals know the risk of perineal lesions associated with the birth of a macrosomic child [ 37] and therefore should at least limit recourse to episiotomies in the group of women with inductions, since the point of the induction was to avoid the birth of a macrosomic child.

Well, OK, if arbitration is stacked against individual investors, at least we have recourse through the courts, right?

At least before they had recourse to a court of law.

At least they'll provide recourse if the work has a skeleton in its provenance closet.

The answer is an election because at least there you have recourse.

Of course, there is another recourse, at least when it comes to local education policy.

Existence at the lowest levels of the social hierarchy means they have the least access to political recourse, and therefore they are often overlooked for service provision by the local government.

For citizens harmed by law enforcement, internal police department reviews and citizen oversight boards seem to offer little to no recourse ― at least in the cities being investigated.