Examples of 'may resort' in a sentence
Meaning of "may resort"
may resort ~ might turn to or seek help or refuge in
How to use "may resort" in a sentence
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She may resort to the civil judiciary.
In case of dispute the consumer may resort to.
He may resort to homicide to procure his corpses.
Some of them may resort to violence.
We may resort to doctors of whatever school seems to us to be the best.
In case of litigation the consumer may resort to an alternative.
I think he may resort to violence to stop her.
Persons whose livelihood would be put at risk by a lawsuit may resort to legal aid.
A physician may resort to technological cultures.
A party who does not obtain full performance at maturity may resort to the available remedies.
So he may resort to his robbery skills at some point.
Those without such means may resort to brain transplants.
You may resort to either natural or chemical remedies.
The militant organization may resort to terrorism to make a statement.
May resort to cannibalism to survive.
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The victim may resort to violence.
May resort to sliding on belly along bottom of wheel to avoid tumbling.
This option narrows the range of situations in which investors may resort to ISDS.
Some may resort to comfort foods.
Dragons of equal size may resort to " wrestling.
Survivors may resort to avoidance behavior to suppress these memories.
If necessary, an individual may resort to legal action.
They may resort to plucking or other destructive behavior as a result.
The commentary considers that States may resort to an international organization for their response.
They may resort to indebtedness only as a means of financing investment expenditure.
In case of dispute the consumer may resort to this Entity Dispute Settlement.
People may resort to these illegal practices through different ways.
In certain cases, authorities may resort to sampling.
The latter may resort to any other equivalent means.
As part of its assessment, the TIRExB may resort to.
Someone may resort to mean behavior to reduce this discomfort.
If starved due to overcrowding, the caterpillars may resort to cannibalism.
Defeated groups may resort to mass suicide rather than being captured.
I really don't want to cough up a ton of cash so i may resort to jailbreaking.
He may resort to homicide.
When analytical models are not enough, managers may resort to using simulation.
Others may resort to finding mentors who can guide them.
If the government decide against an election, they may resort to a second referendum.
They may resort to the exceptions provided for in the law.
In cases where the matter is not resolved, women may resort to the courts.
This is why they may resort to indirect protection through subsidies instead.
When all is said and done, there is only lam that one may resort to.
They may resort to buying lower quality materials or using unskilled workers.
Occasionally, they may resort to drinking seawater.
They may resort to taking sleeping medication or drinking alcohol in order to get rest.
When they can not get it, they may resort to violence and crime.
They may resort to controlling behaviors in their attempt to keep things the same.
Historically, it is in just such situations that disappointed extremists may resort to domestic terrorism.
Some agencies may resort to shortcuts that are not approved by the search engines.
It was mainly for the injured party him / herself that may resort to such means.
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She may resort to the civil judiciary
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