Americans have long resorted to summer camps.
Automakers have long resorted to incentives like zero-percent financing, rewards points and rebates to inspire customer loyalty.
Many people, especially retirees with chronic illnesses, have long resorted to splitting pills to help control escalating drug prices.
Xinhua, the official Chinese news agency, offered a similar rejoinder: "U.S. politicians have long resorted to blaming China for job losses and other domestic economic hardships".
City prosecutors have long resorted to legal action to try to blunt gang activity, arguing that nuisance properties are magnets for crime and jeopardize the safety of people in nearby schools, churches and businesses.
The nation is long on resort hotels and short on loyal infantry; it can always use more Brinks guards.
One long-blocked resort project on Crete seems poised to go ahead, raising hopes that foreign investment may flow into other industries such as electricity and ports.
The far-flung, long-winded resort collections have begun, and nobody seems too thrilled about it, least of all Oscar de la Renta.
One of the book's many charms is that Min can't go long without resorting to a film reference, often a full synopsis of a beloved movie.
The owner of several lots and the rights to a significant stretch of Salton Sea lakefront here, Ms. Palmer can see a future for this long-forgotten resort community.
To the south, the long-established resort outpost of Igls seems to look to the past, with its health clinics and proud memories of downhill racing on the slopes of Patscherkofel, a name writ large in ski history.
