Sentence examples for resorting to alternative from inspiring English sources
The health service is increasingly resorting to alternative medicine.
The severity of water scarcity might necessitate resorting to alternative coping strategies: From late September and mid-October: transitional months between summer and winter.
The limitations of OFDM receivers and FDE to time-invariant channels and certain signal formats can be overcome by resorting to alternative signal representations.
"A reservations agent may well be able to book the seemingly closed-out itinerary by resorting to alternative routings, using partner airlines for one or more legs, or overriding capacity controls".
Some of these cells destroy infectious agents by engulfing and destroying them through the process of phagocytosis, while other cells resort to alternative means.
Pharmaceutical companies have moved in recent years to boycott the use of their drugs for "corrections", and Missouri Attorney General Chris Koster said the state may be forced to resort to "alternative methods of execution" if legal proceedings are not rushed through in time.
They also resorted to "alternative" products with enticing terms and off-putting names, such as "negative-amortisation" loans (which set repayments so low that the debt gets bigger) or "hybrid" adjustable-rate mortgages (with low teaser rates that jump after a few years).
On the one hand, we know that mature economies have the ability to resort to alternative means.
Moreover, Richard has proposed that IC will drive the diversifying effect within a population, i.e., the increasing population density leads to reduced prey availability, in this way, some individuals will resort to alternative prey types [35].
It is in this context that clinicians have resorted to alternative methods of communication, such as WhatsApp, which Mundy rightfully says are not fit for purpose and pose real risks.
The three Peters resorted to alternative theories that others considered equally feeble and deluded, whereas Luther simply accepted the conclusion that all attempts to save meaningful contingency governed by human free will were doomed to failure.
