Sentence examples for readily resort from inspiring English sources

Why are Muslims so sensitive, so easily offended; why do some so readily resort to violence?

Pastiche is not something that the world's most directional designers readily resort to.

"A machine," the authors admit, "may take no account of human suffering and might all too readily resort to violence".

This may be relevant for theories of delusion formation because it shows that even psychiatrically healthy individuals may readily resort to supernatural explanations of unusual low-level sensory experiences [26], [27].

In Diyala, resentments fast become hatreds, murder is often more readily resorted to than discussion, sectarian killings more than reconciliation.

Action Française readily resorted to both verbal and physical violence, and its organized bands, the Camelots du Roi, anticipated the tactics of later fascist movements.

Though rising immigration has provoked tensions elsewhere in Britain too, that episode demonstrated that the Troubles have left behind in Northern Ireland an inarticulate underclass that all too readily resorts to violence.

She seems to have lived mainly on a diet of dry martinis and green apples and resorted readily to cosmetic surgery to keep her cheekbones sharp as she aged.

The solvability of such a delay-dependent LMI can be readily checked by resorting to the Matlab LMI Tool box.

As the flow-through chemosensor solely involves mechanical drilling of the LED detector body, construction of any other type of PEDD-based sensor is readily accomplishable by resorting to unmodified LED emitters optically compatible with the sensing film.

"When staff are new to working in custody there is a risk that they will lack confidence and will resort too readily to force.