Sentence examples for was the only recourse from inspiring English sources

It was becoming clear to Geithner and Bernanke that government action was the only recourse.

Given the hopeless predicament in which England found itself in the summer of 1940, Churchill's magnificent optimism of the will was the only recourse.

For more than 12 years, a kind of laser surgery that resurfaces skin and destroys pigment cells was the only recourse for those bothered by under-eye discoloration.

If honor dictated that minor insults should be redressed with pistols, canes and fists, then armed rebellion was the only recourse for the perceived — or rather, the imagined — aggressions of Abraham Lincoln and the Republican Party.

The coup has divided Honduran society between those who support the restoration of the president, Manuel Zelaya, and those who say the coup was the only recourse against a populist president seeking to remain in power beyond his term.

According to Ramati, who is a neighbor of Goldstein's, Goldstein had seen several of his neighbors die at the hands of Palestinian terrorists; he believed that Jewish terrorism was the only recourse the settlers had.

For those disks, a hammer may be the only recourse.

In some cases, educated guesswork is the only recourse.

Insisting that it is the only recourse is not only simplistic but also the height of arrogance in judging another.

In the absence of range images or contours to provide connectivity cues, these algorithms are the only recourse.

"Decision makers later in the century could find themselves in a situation where geoengineering is the only recourse," the author, Robert L. Olson, a senior fellow at the Institute for Alternative Futures, writes.