Sentence examples for widespread resort from inspiring English sources

The individual customer may be placated, but widespread resort to this practice keeps general management from obtaining a broad picture of systemic problems.

Yet before making that comparison, we address the question of whether the widespread resort to non-search behavior will vanish in an environment with more labor-friendly institutions and, more importantly, whether such a change will have a major impact on observed employment rates.

The first clause seems to point to the widespread temptation to resort to immorality where the second indicates that it isn't always right to do so, hence demarcating a positive normative sense of "dirty" from a merely descriptive sense.

The chalet's weren't exactly high living, but they were mercifully clean and functional and, being one of the few remaining sites of the once-widespread British family resort model, you felt like you were on a holiday with house music getting banged out til 7am - not being led en-masse to an untimely demise in a Carling-and-chips-filled bog. .

In essence, he has demanded assurances in advance that the governor will not resort to widespread vetoes if spending remains under a certain level.

"Global trade remains at a record high," he noted, and countries have become too interdependent to resort to widespread prohibitive protective barriers.

Colonists seeking to get around the trade restrictions mandated by mercantilism resorted to widespread smuggling.

Theodore A. Postol, an arms expert at M.I.T., dismissed such statements as glib, saying the reality is so grim that contractors and Defense Department officials are resorting to widespread antimissile fraud.

Such innovations were in turn partly a reaction to the revelations by Edward Snowden, a former NSA contractor, which showed that the NSA and GCHQ had resorted to widespread digital surveillance.Both sides have a point but also weaknesses in their arguments.

One of Iraq's top leaders said today that Saddam Hussein's government was ready to meet the overwhelming military superiority of the United States by resorting to widespread suicide attacks against Americans and British troops "and all who support them," both inside Iraq and elsewhere in the Arab world.

Rural affairs minister Owen Patterson criticised "a small minority who resorted to widespread criminality" in an attempt to stop the cull.