Sentence examples for widespread recourse from inspiring English sources
Others, such as Fataneh Farahani, suggest that widespread recourse to hymenoplasty is gradually making it impossible to tell the difference between "real virgins" and "fake virgins", in the end making virginity meaningless.
This condition is increased by a widespread recourse to equalization, and upheld by open-ended terms of intended use while those of public-service standard areas expire after 5 years.
The widespread recourse to unsafe abortion explains part of this excess mortality.
Where services that are not included in routine administrative data sources, and recourse to them is more widespread administrative data may be less accurate in capturing care received by the patient than other methods.
In fact, a police state "is characterized by bureaucracy, secrecy, perpetual wars, a nation of suspects, militarization, surveillance, widespread police presence, and a citizenry with little recourse against police actions".
As I point out in my book Battlefield America: The War on the American People, a police state "is characterized by bureaucracy, secrecy, perpetual wars, a nation of suspects, militarization, surveillance, widespread police presence, and a citizenry with little recourse against police actions".
Increasingly common recourse to such tactics is symptomatic of a widespread malaise in China's production of agricultural commodities, not just of sugar.
The practice is more widespread in the many American states where lending is "non-recourse", meaning that lenders cannot come after a defaulting borrower for any debt left over when the property is sold.In Europe's frothier markets unpaid debt hangs around the necks of borrowers, giving them a bigger incentive to tough it out in their homes.
Did Flash have another recourse?
