Sentence examples for resorting to means from inspiring English sources

More importantly, in a globalized world, countries can reach resources, market, capital and technologies without resorting to means of war.

Its competitors resort to means fair and foul to promote their interests.

"We put Real under so much pressure that they needed to resort to means they usually don't need to".

Lacking "a consistent cultural reference point," blacks can resort to mean-spirited and self-defeating ways to determine who is really black and who is not, she said.

We resort to mean available experimental values from human glioma models to obtain order-of-magnitude estimates of the intervening parameters in our equations.

"Without resorting to such means of torture as were used by the CIA, we have no means to prove this incident had nothing to do with us".

We were told that by resorting to peaceful means and to diplomatic channels we would garner the support of the international community to end the occupation.

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But to end with Roth's own sad end doesn't seem appropriate for a writer and a book that give so much delight without resorting to fraudulent means or shoddy thinking.

"There's definitely a sense that when people are unhappy with journalists' coverage, they increasingly are resorting to physical means".

But if she doesn't find a doctor by then, she has no problem resorting to illegal means to get it.