Sentence examples for may be resorted from inspiring English sources

I am satisfied that under certain circumstances loans may be resorted to with great advantage.

It works better than shooting or trapping, and may be resorted to when those methods fail.

Impeachment may be resorted to only if there are no other means for bending the executive to the popular will.

Yet it may be resorted to in civil as well as criminal actions, and also independently of any civil or criminal action.

The Court of Appeals reversed, 147 F.2d 608, holding that the prior art may be resorted to by the assignor to measure the extent of anticipation for the purpose of limiting the claims of the assigned patent, and thus avoid infringement.

In such cases, a measurement of specific activity may be resorted to; i.e., a carefully weighed amount of the radioactive isotope is taken for counting measurements to determine the disintegration rate, D. Then by equation (1) the decay constant λi may be calculated.

But useful though it may be, resorting to equivalences always collapses particularity.

More people are strained financially". Some executives at card-issuing companies say they have received reports that people in a financial pinch may be resorting to credit.

"It appears that some fraudsters may be resorting to a time-tested method – the telephone call," read the warning from the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, the financial industry-funded watchdog.

Chevron's recently filed Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO) lawsuit suggests that the oil company may be resorting to threats in a last ditch effort to derail a historic case that has dragged on for nearly 20 years - the original lawsuit was first filed back in 1993.

A default in exercising a duty may not be resorted to as a reason for denying its existence.