Sentence examples for well resort from inspiring English sources

If Pheu Thai wins outright, they may well resort to violence.The yellow shirts have been stoking nationalist feeling with heated rhetoric about border clashes with Cambodia, adding another unstable element to an already volatile mix.

The cumulative negative effect is rapidly forcing Russia and its president into a marginal zone, where Belarus, headed by Lukashenko, has already been installed... Offended and irritated, Vladimir Putin may quite well resort to a third term, and the country will support him.

Given the budget gap, even Republican McCain may well resort to closing loopholes and curbing deductions.

If a few of your best buddies aren't there, it's pretty useless and you might as well resort to direct messaging.

Indeed, most patients in the developing world including Ghana are diagnosed at a stage when most conventional therapies fail; this leads to a vicious cycle in which patients present late on the understanding that nothing can be done anyway, therefore they may as well resort to other therapies [ 9].

He and his wife, Barbara, like to fly to Gaston's in Arkansas, a "fly-in, trout-fish and eat-well resort," as Mr. Staples described it.

On Sunday, as he stood casually on a mound left of the 10th fairway at the Indian Wells Resort, preparing to hit his second shot on the final nine holes at the Skins Game, it was almost as if he had never left.

Google's results are supposed to reflect both relevance and popularity, and mug-shot sites appear to rank exceptionally well without resorting to trickery, according to Doug Pierce, founder of Cogney, a search engine optimization company based in Hong Kong.

It sounds as if Madonna, like many of the busy people and especially mothers with whom I'm acquainted, may well have resorted to the deeply unsexy practices of the uber-organised.

Additional alternatives to address default include pure workforce reduction to increase the revenue per employee and decrease costs, as well as resorting to low-cost country workers or introducing flexible employment models (Taplin and Winterton 1995).

MRS. CLAUS: Well, the resort in the Poconos has an indoor and an outdoor jacuzzi.