Confronting such financial wildfires, the major Western economies have only one recourse -- the I.M.F. and its army of Ph.D. economists, a dark-suited, briefcase-toting army that for many years has assumed the role of fiscal troubleshooter for errant economies.
When the attempt ends in failure, they have only one recourse - the grand, nihilistic gesture which concentrates their rage and resentment in an act that says "no" to everything - their parents, their stupid classmates, the girls who wouldn't have sex with them, the president, Julia Roberts and everyone living or dead.
Although an anaerobic experimental condition an experimental condition that lacks O2 is apparently atypical in biologically relevant kinetic studies, it is nevertheless one recourse for the mimicking of cellular reaction conditions.
Only one recourse remained for the Hillary haters: voting up the few remaining one-stars from "verified purchases" as "most helpful".
The restrictionists' CIR package really only leaves one recourse -- mass deportation -- which would be both impractical and expensive given that a mass deportation is estimated to cost at least $285 billion over five years.
One recourse educators have of upping the graduation rates is through a program called "credit recovery". It enables students who have failed a course necessary for graduation to "recover" credit by taking a mini-course which pretends that it requires the same amount of time and effort as a full semester course.
One recourse, a service set up by the county, refers those facing foreclosure to counselors certified by the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development.
One recourse swappers have if they feel cheated is to give the other swappers a bad rating.
Sadly, there is no historical research about Northwich that addresses these questions – leaving me with only one recourse: a rigorous scientific poll of today's British public, in the hope that tastes haven't shifted too radically in the past 39 years.
Medication is one recourse.
