Sentence examples for resorting to tactics from inspiring English sources

Other businesses are resorting to tactics of dubious legality to avoid the health care burden.

Mr. Franks, who does not have the money to counter with his own paid TV ads, is resorting to tactics intended to capture news media attention.

The government was resorting to tactics like long-range Scud missile attacks because it lacked soldiers, he said, but the rebels need the supplies promised by Western and Arab leaders more than ever.

In the past, they have been reluctant to give up this lucrative part of their business, resorting to tactics such as not supplying copies of prescriptions or authorizing the prescriptions to PetMed's pharmacy staff.

But somewhere along the way, McGinty decided to go beyond his role, resorting to tactics not even the prosecutors in the probes of the Michael Brown and Eric Garner cases dared attempt.

And this time, I hope America is listening, instead of resorting to tactics reminiscent of a police state -- tactics that remind me of the oppressions that my family faced, and the injustice that many in China, like the artist Ai Weiwei, are still facing.

Muhammad then resorted to tactics unfamiliar to the Arabs, who were accustomed to brief, isolated raids.

Along the way, she must resort to tactics she never would have contemplated.

The major flaw in this argument was that the Turkish state also resorted to tactics unworthy of a civilized society.

That just shows that you are desperate as a coach if you have to resort to tactics like that to win a football game".

It might have to resort to tactics of the N.H.L., which seems intent on dragging out its playoffs so they overlap with the start of training camp.