Sentence examples for subsequent resort from inspiring English sources

The Palestinian response was rejection, reluctance to offer counterproposals and, most significantly, a subsequent resort to violence.

Subsequent resort to violence has not changed the basic issues that confront the leaders of Israel, the Palestinians, other Arab countries and the United States.

In particular, researchers focus on aid agencies' tendency to physically and psychologically withdraw from the field, which they perceive as increasingly dangerous, and their subsequent resort to humanitarian technologies to keep control over operations (e.g., Andersson and Weigand 2015; Duffield 2012, 2013, 2016).

Other than providing precise timing for sensor nodes, the receiver can also reserve this carrier energy for subsequent operations by resorting to wireless charging technique.

In subsequent films he even resorted to speaking the characters' replies to the actors from behind the camera during takes.

During subsequent, somnolent decades, the village imploded into a resort mirage, a place of abandoned, moldering wood-frame mansions, sagging porches and collapsing roofs.

Now he has resorted to using that incident, and Hartley's subsequent performance in England's win in Cardiff that year, as further demonstration of what Wales are up against, with Hartley now installed as England's captain.

However, when pathologic confirmation was impossible or inconclusive, we resorted to a clinical confirmation via radiologic correlation with subsequent ceCT with a minimum 3-month follow-up.

The city's growth as a winter resort and citrus centre was stimulated by the Santa Fe Railway, and subsequent freeway construction brought it within easy commuting distance to Los Angeles, which lies 12 miles (19 km) southwest.

The traditional approach to diabetes treatment calls for addition of subsequent oral agents when A1C is >8%, with insulin being considered the last resort (11).

About 23% (n = 138) of those who visited the first source of antimalarial treatment made a subsequent visit to the second source of treatment, of whom 12% again resorted to the third choice of treatment.