Sentence examples for likely recourse from inspiring English sources

The manufacturers' most likely recourse will be to embrace copyright, rather than patent, law, because many of their patents will have expired.

In such a case, the likely recourse would be to find an alternate peptide sequence that acts as a substrate, which could also require engineering the enzyme, depending on its promiscuity.

To understand the personal, social and cultural factors likely to explain recourse to the Internet as a preferred source of personal health information.

When that happens, the foreign party most likely has no legal recourse.

The ruling was likely the last legal recourse for the clubs.

He said the company is contemplating its recourse and likely reconsidering its business model, which hinges on direct-to-customer sales.

His response was the most visceral of the bunch, saying that legal recourse was likely the most sensible form of action.

But our national obsession with public officials' private lives, most notably during the second term of the Clinton administration, demonstrates the political, as well as social, implications of being so wrapped up in details that we would consider the average citizen's private business and likely not endorse public recourse: an affair, a sultry tryst, a not-so-appropriate moment.

War is one of a number of shocks that drives populations to marginal subsistence strategies with among many implications a likely increase in the recourse to bush meat and forest-based livelihoods.

Most likely the clerk's only recourse was to sigh and wait for the unpleasantness to end.

This might have contributed to a reporting bias with the likely tendency being to over-report recourse to biomedical therapies while under-reporting treatment delays or recourse to 'traditional' or other treatments.