Sentence examples for resort employed from inspiring English sources

■ Court Formal legal action is usually the last resort employed by consumers to obtain redress.

DNA damage triggers polyubiquitylation and degradation of the largest subunit of RNA polymerase II (RNAPII), a "mechanism of last resort" employed during transcription stress.

The resort employs about 100 people, many of them locals.

Hulala, a resort employing 47 people in the Mpumalanga province, held information workshops and distributed condoms.

Representatives of the Whistler-Blackcomb resort make an annual trip to major Australian cities to recruit talent, and the resort employs about 500 Australians each winter.

But the resort employs young men and women from nearby villages to work at the lodge, and the effect, besides creating jobs, is that Mandina brings guests closer to real Gambian life and allows them to readjust their pace to an African rhythm.

In setting up responses to the evaluated risks, the response strategy usually employs a sequential hierarchy of measures that starts with eliminating the risk as a first priority, with the subsequent steps being to reduce, isolate, control, and implement safe systems of work or as a last resort employ the use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) (Butler 2014).

Legislation should be the last resort, one employed only to correct uses of information that remain disquieting over time.

(The resort currently employs 40 people to make snow).

Sitas has promised that the resort will employ more than 500 people.

Some western media organisations now resort to employing local Iraqis to gather information on their behalf.