Sentence examples for to recourse from inspiring English sources

I shall have to recourse to vinegar and brown paper.

The Daughters have been driven to recourse to the law simply to get their voices heard.

Repel her he did, though, and was well enough in command at the line without Jamie Spencer having had to recourse to any meaningful use of the whip.

But back in Whitehall the chancellor – ably propped up by Vince Cable – carried on cutting regardless, knowing full well that the rights of those hardworking people were being sufficiently diminished so as to ensure that legislation could no longer be seen as an effective route to recourse against the actions of unscrupulous employers.

This provides a framework to design enhanced damping composite materials, without having to recourse to heavy computational optimisation routines.

In court papers filed in June, Mizel and Palmetto say "even sophisticated investors are entitled to recourse against something which has all of the indicia of a scam".

Consequently, pressure has been put on researchers and engineers to make recourse to all available tools to improve such efficiency.

To penetrate those secrets, one has to have recourse to hypotheses.

It did not question the need to have recourse to the Qurʾān and the Hadith to find the right answers.

Here again we were obliged to have recourse to whatever expedient ingenuity suggested.

It is an alternative to having recourse to the usual process of justice.