Sentence examples for resort once again from inspiring English sources

And was the original intent to have women who did not wish any more children resort, once again, to back-alley abortions, with possible loss of their lives?

Thus, we resort once again to phenomenological simplifications, and the first and foremost is that our cells are stretchable spheres, characterized by their radius, and a few other parameters that specify their viscoelastic properties (see Text S1 for a more detailed description and the list of parameters).

To estimate V mito, we resort once again to our own micrographs, in which we observe of the order of 10 mitochondria per sample section per cell.

"Did he make a pickup at the Resorts?" Once again, Detective Bolletino was lucky, tracking down the cab driver's home phone number.

After a few weeks of such daily treatment sessions, each lasting 15 minutes, about half of patients report that their phantom limbs and the pain associated with them have disappeared.To understand what is happening, Dr Flor and her colleagues resorted once again to MRI, to record the brain activity of amputees while they were performing the mirror task.

The fading sunset casts a glow of deep purple along the horizon, and if it weren't for the overwhelming smell of the water and the dead fish washed up on the sand, it almost feels tonight like Bombay Beach is a thriving resort town once again.

After the charge ran out the Prius resorted back, once again, to the familiar hybrid mode.

Because of their inability to let this issue go, and their willingness to continue to demonstrate that immigration will be the defining issue of 2016, Republicans have resorted -- once again -- to stall the inevitable.

Today, as part of a renaissance that began the elevation of hotel lobbies, hotels and resorts are once again focusing attention on their outdoor common spaces in order to create organic opportunities for guests to mingle.

Long lines of people wait in the rain for public buses, which have been diverted to ferry people to the march.Some predict trouble if Mr Ortega resorts to fraud once again.

The collapse of the industry could have severe consequences for borrowers, who may be forced to resort to money lenders once again.