Sentence examples for recourse over from inspiring English sources

"I don't believe I will have any recourse over this loss in my lifetime, but I am determined not to make this the centerpiece of my life," said Ms. Weinberg, adding that her entire extended family has been affected by the Madoff scandal through investments they made with the same California firm.

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

Kapow! 61st over: England 198-3 (lead by 350) In essence, these are the middle overs of a one-day game - and these two are playing them very, very well now, scoring at four an over without recourse to boundaries.

Demand for recourses varies over time as users consume and release these resources.

Meanwhile we can suggest the following as likely: the limited access to health care, and the limited expertise in management of headache disorders among the few health-care workers who are available, lead to a culture of recourse to analgesics obtained over-the-counter, which is unrestrained by any public health-education.

It is fostered wherever limited access to health care, and limited expertise in management of headache disorders among the health-care providers who are available, lead to a culture, unrestrained by effective public health-education, of recourse to analgesics obtained over-the-counter (OTC).

Forget about shaving your head, brandishing a cudgel, and seeking self-expression through recourse to an era over-provided with wars, famines and pestilence.

This might have contributed to a reporting bias with the likely tendency being to over-report recourse to biomedical therapies while under-reporting treatment delays or recourse to 'traditional' or other treatments.

Either this is poor cost management on Ryanair's behalf or it's a fuel surcharge in disguise". Consumer groups say there is no recourse for travellers over the cost of surcharges as long as they are spelt out before passengers pay for their tickets.

When it's over, the only recourse is pain, rage and vast quantities of alcohol.

"There is no recourse when the government takes over," she added.