Sentence examples for recourse to try and from inspiring English sources

AH: Do you have any form of recourse to try and get the gun back?

Once they decided to break up, their only recourse seemed to be to try and sell the house.

The one recourse the GOP has to try and hold back the electoral sea change is to make a full throated defense of entitlement programs, bigger government spending, abortion, gay rights, immigration reform and renounce racial pandering.

It can be very frustrating to watch a vandal make a mess and have no recourse but to try to fix it faster than it is created.

The only recourse was to try to reformulate the drug so that patients could absorb a higher dose, an unusual undertaking at this stage in testing.

Berki does the easier routines better than Smith, so Smith's recourse is to try much harder routines which carry a greater risk of outright failure.

While states like California can force their hands by passing legislation requiring any insurer who plans to sell policies in the new exchanges to also sell child-only policies, other states have little recourse other than to try to persuade insurers to stay.

If the plan is rejected by most experts, the recourse should not be to try to do damage control by trying to "convince" or "sell" them on the plan.

At this point, the discipline enters a period of crisis characterised by, in Kuhn's words, "a proliferation of compelling articulations, the willingness to try anything, the expression of explicit discontent, the recourse to philosophy and to debate over fundamentals".

People worry about the lack of legal recourse, and the sheer unfamiliarity of medical tourism makes people hesitant to try it.

I shall have to recourse to vinegar and brown paper.