Sentence examples for reliable recourse from inspiring English sources
If Clinton wins the White House and Democrats take back the Senate, McConnell and his colleagues will have only one reliable recourse to stop a nominee: a filibuster.
Tribal lands often aren't deeded to individuals but are common property, and tribal law means that outside investors can't rely on uniform commercial codes and may have no reliable recourse if they are cheated.
It seems almost too obvious to mention that during Jim Crow black people in the South did not have reliable recourse to the legal system; even if most whites were benign, those who weren't could do anything they wanted to a Negro and get away with it.
When patient history and physical examination reveal no red flags, a reliable clinical diagnosis can be made without recourse to medical imaging techniques[ 14].
To mitigate these needs, the recourse to group counselling and the use of decision support services are thought of as reliable substitutes [ 11].
Did Flash have another recourse?
The recourse is obvious: Starbucks.
Racism is stupidity's recourse.
