Sentence examples for resorted to less from inspiring English sources

Other employers have resorted to less salubrious solutions.

It has also resorted to less savoury tactics which have been routine since at least 2009, quietly recruiting local warlords and their militias (pictured) to help confront insurgents.

Since no photon will sit still on a scale, physicists have resorted to less direct methods.

Several cities have resorted to less subtle methods, like banning cars from driving on certain days, alternating between cars with licence plates that end in, say, even or uneven numbers.

M.G. paid out of pocket for birth control; cost limited her ability to use her preferred choice of an effective birth control method and she resorted to less effective methods, resulting in an unintended pregnancy.

This time Stiles had to resort to less legitimate means of restraining him.

When campaigning, however, he sometimes resorts to less technocratic sound-bites.

Second, it is possible to enforce the precise policies of resource owners, without compromise on enforcement or resorting to less effective administrative procedures.

Mr. Kerry chose to have his prostate removed entirely, rather than resort to less radical surgical treatments, like radiation seeds, that other high-profile Americans with prostate cancer have chosen, among them Rudolph W. Giuliani, the former mayor of New York.

The sanctions on Iran, she wrote, had "closed all traditional ways" for parents in Iran to send money to their children abroad, leading parents to resort to "less traditional methods of sending money, which then may lead to innocent mistakes that have tragic consequences".

While some European clubs like Barcelona and Real Madrid in Spain have long allowed fans to vote on their management, American sports fans must resort to less official avenues — sports radio, online forums and e-mails to the team — to convey their wishes.