Sentence examples for these recourses from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, these recourses are inherently unpredictable.

The frequency of these recourses is very variable among hospitals.

50% of these recourses occurred during daytime (8 AM to 6 PM).

Given that in many languages these recourses were to find under different terminology, e.g., science or creativity, we were excluding the cases where activities would only refer to a traditional scientific discipline or were just referring to an arts and crafts project.

To mitigate these needs, the recourse to group counselling and the use of decision support services are thought of as reliable substitutes [ 11].

Ezra Klein, similarly, argues that because the plan relies on these "non-recourse" loans, the prices it will produce will be in some way "artificial".

As no bishop had joined any of these groups, recourse was had to the Jansenist church in Holland, which had maintained a somewhat precarious existence in separation from Rome since the 18th century but had preserved an episcopal succession recognized by Rome as valid though irregular.

Under these circumstances, recourse to charity, homelessness or admission to the public hostel for the indigent may be the only available options [ 20].

Consumers today may want privacy over location records, the court acknowledged: "But the recourse for these desires is in the market or the political process: in demanding that service providers do away with such records (or anonymize them) or in lobbying elected representatives to enact statutory protections".

These factors influence the recourse and range of the farmers' privilege recognised under PVP laws.

So far, the recourse to these services is considered as an opportunity that is at the discretion of families and that is used on voluntary basis.