Sentence examples for to recurring from inspiring English sources
verb
To have recourse (to) someone or something for assistance, support etc.
East African leaders, meeting last week in Kenya, agreed to invest in solutions to recurring droughts.
Anti-nuclear activists point to recurring accidents at nuclear power plants.
"This is leading to recurring booms and busts, which in addition are exacerbating income inequality".
Building communities' resilience to recurring shocks and stresses holds the promise of relieving suffering for good.
Still, his repeated hospitalisations since early 2011, mainly due to recurring lung infections, have remained a national and international concern.
In fact, shielding them could be the worst response, depriving them of the chance to acclimate to recurring stressors.
That means an end to recurring civil and border wars in favour of "peace and stability" across the continent.
Kgalagadi district is highly vulnerable to recurring mild droughts.
Context: Software patterns are solutions to recurring design problems.
Public transport networks (PTN) are subject to recurring service disruptions.
Patterns describe solutions to recurring issues in groupware development.
