Sentence examples for recourse leads from inspiring English sources

It is often maintained that the impression of karma as the accumulation of a mountain of bad deeds looming over our heads without any recourse leads to fatalism.

In addition, a qualitative study performed in the same province suggested that lack of financial recourses lead to delays in help seeking and inappropriate treatment of children with dengue [ 9, 13].

The United States' only recourse is to lead a coalition of the willing (Britain, Australia, Poland and Israel come to mind) to impose a blockade or take military action.

They have promised a legal challenge under the European Convention on Human Rights, a recourse that has led to increasingly frequent rebuffs for the British government on issues affecting civil liberties.

The emergency funds were lent for a period of 28 days and secured by collateral but Bear Stearns recourse to such measures led to wide-spread speculation that the huge bank's days were numbered.

Therefore, lesions to posterior regions may place greater demands on inferior and anterior aspects of the extra-sylvian temporal semantic network through reduction in semantic processing recourses and/or may lead to disinhibition with these areas through reduced regulation from control processes, leading to overactivation of semantic information irrelevant for task completion.

What Kinnear portrays marvellously is a deeply rational intellectual seeking to cope with a world that makes increasingly less sense: his only recourse is a despair that leads him to hole himself in what looks like a student bedsit and then a subversiveness that prompts him to hand out T-shirts showing a smiling villain.

The film is often tasteless in the extreme (witness the images of foetuses in garbage dumps), but is far gentler and more humorous than its occasional recourse to shock tactics may lead viewers to expect.

In a poll released during the weekend, three out of four Greeks said they believed that recourse to the IMF would lead to a drop in living standards amid speculation the body would demand that wage and pensions be slashed by a further 25-30 percentt.

The ISPs have capitulated in the courts and there's no democratic recourse over where this will lead.

In this context, the observed trends may also express medical practices that were more active in the face of maternal or fetal risks and led to more frequent recourse to caesarean birth or induction of labour.