Sentence examples for resorting more often from inspiring English sources
Researchers could address this methodological gap of underestimating the endogeneity in context items by resorting more often to multiple-stage regression models, using instrumental variables to secure the correct model specifications.
What if they did resort more often to tonics or their equivalent -- to the old-fashioned squeezing of the hand and the slightly unrealistic imparting of hope that is now frowned upon as a bit too authoritarian and paternalistic?
They consequently have to resort more often to jobs outside their occupational domain and below their level.
Students resorted more often to more general or clarifying enquiry in their search for information than dentists.
Public sector availability of generics or similar medicines is lower than expected and, consequently, patients resort more often to purchasing medicines in private pharmacies, where availability is higher, but prices are high and patients have to pay fully out-of-pocket, thus impacting affordability.
This not only means poor people must dedicate more of their household income for basic needs … it means they must resort more often to using unsafe water – one of the leading causes of diarrhoea, which kills so many children every year around the world.
Parents who rely on power assertion simply declare what is right and wrong, and resort more often to physical punishment or strong emotional responses of anger.
Mobile-content advocates counter that people may be reaching the point of last resort much more often than they did in the past — especially as commutes grow longer and as people generally travel more.
It's surprising, really, that more writers don't resort to it more often.
(As an American who has lived in Italy for over thirty years, I've resorted to them more often than I care to remember).
The key to success was monitoring individual officers closely, and investigating those who attracted more complaints from civilians or resorted to force more often than their peers.A watched cop never boils overEven recalcitrant police forces can usually be made to change if Uncle Sam steps in.
