Sentence examples for recourse now from inspiring English sources

The movement's only recourse now is to amend the Constitution.

That if you had been slashed, or had slipped when you arrived for a parent-teacher conference, your recourse now would be to sue the city rather than the obsolete board.

But to suggest that such a maneuver is our only recourse now ignores the role the founders expected Congress to play when a president commits such a flagrant abuse of power.

But, he said, all candidates on the ballot had a chance to review them, no complaints were raised before they were printed and disadvantaged candidates had no recourse now.

Even if it did, Mr. Braverman said, the letter writer would not have recourse now, since the statute of limitations bars legal actions in such cases after six years.

"The only recourse now is to judicial review.

For those moviegoers who spot such ear-stingers, and whose recourse until now was only to mutter, with Hamlet, "The time is out of joint: O cursed spite,/That ever I was born to set it right," we now have a new department to bedevil screenwriters.

I guess the only #Dickbar recourse for now is either #dealwithit or #makefunofit or build something better.

But without insight into how those algorithmic decisions were made, people had no legal recourse — until now.

"Here's Schmucky-Ducky from the BigEnder Party explaining why he thinks the sky will fall within one week, and why everyone should be AFRAID FOR THEIR LIVES and how the only recourse people now have is to elect more BigEnders into power.

The only viable recourse for now, she adds, is to avoid exposure, saying that the new findings provide greater impetus to keep indoor environments dry and clean.