Sentence examples for longer resort from inspiring English sources

I know more about Wagner now than I did then, and would no longer resort to such a pat formula.

By fixing their exchange rates against each other the members of the euro can no longer resort to devaluation if they become uncompetitive.

(In July, a court ruled that the Met could no longer resort to N.C.N.D. in its handling of the Bob Lambert case and others).

They can no longer resort to the sly glance, the murmured remark that reveals the underestimated intelligence of the wife, the mother, the daughter.

Almost half of Germany's exports go to other euro-area countries that can no longer resort to devaluation to counter German competitiveness.While Anglo-Saxons were throwing money around, Germans kept saving.

Germany's current-account surplus reached a hefty 6% of GDP last year, irritating its trading partners within the euro area, which have been unwilling to hold down wages but can no longer resort to devaluation.

The United States is no longer engaged in a struggle with the Soviet Union; the American army no longer resorts to the draft; and so on.

Multicellular organisms, in which diffusion distances are longer, generally resort to other strategies.

Should a PPCCC result to be much larger than the optic, alternative buttoning-in of the IOL optic through the ACCC opening can then no longer be resorted to.

Now, with Democrats at the helm in the Senate, Mr. Reid no longer has to resort to procedural tactics to stall a decision on Yucca.

"It was no longer a convenient resort, and so people were less willing to put money into their houses to repair flood damage," he said.