Resorting in a sentence

According to the plaintiff, Harvard’s unwillingness was a refusal to try race-neutral methods to achieve diversity before resorting to considering applicants’ race, as the law then required.

Addressing a protest rally against inflation at The Mall, he said that the strike unfolded peacefully, sending a clear message to the ruling authorities that the Pakistani nation sought its rights without resorting to violence.

Alo stated that governments at all levels and corporate organisations should confront unemployment aggressively to discourage youths from the temptation of resorting to fraudulent means to sustain themselves.

And unlike Laurus, which had to resort to both equity and debt funding, it is commendable that most of this growth has been achieved without resorting to debt of any kind.

Dr Ganle also indicated that many of the respondents who wanted to use the hospital for FP services, preferred services in private hospitals but perceived those services to be high, hence resorting to over-the -counter medicine sellers.

Founded by Justin Chung, the eatery is arguably the city’s fanciest chippy – in fact, resorting to flippantly branding it a ‘chippy’ does it a huge disservice.

He concluded his missive by resorting to a new theory of annexation, which was pure rubbish.

He denied mistreating Mistry and stated that he had handled the situation with patience and understanding before resorting to reprimanding her.

However, the solution lies in fostering regional cooperation, diplomacy, and dialogue rather than resorting to the establishment of foreign military installations.

In the ’80s film “Weekend at Bernie’s,” two insurance workers pretend that their dead boss is still alive, resorting to ridiculous measures like physically propping up his corpse and manipulating his limbs.

It is refreshing to see a film about an American family (even if there's only one actual American actor in the whole film) moving abroad that features smart, accurate, and very specific cultural jokes without resorting to stereotypes.

Okowa in a statement posted on his verified Twitter handle today strongly advised against resorting to violence and burning down of banks.

Patients are resorting to do-it-yourself medical treatments because they cannot get a face-to-face appointment with a GP, according to new research.

Quad also reaffirmed its steadfast commitment to supporting a free and open Indo-Pacific and strongly supported the peaceful settlement of disputes without resorting to threats or use of force and freedom of navigation and overflight.

She ponders why they would resort to such brutal experiments when they have already achieved the creation of hybrid beings without resorting to such methods.

Soaring numbers of Australians are resorting to buy now, pay later services for essentials such as food, bills and fuel, as consumer experts warn of a troubling emerging trend in Australians having their entire wages deducted to pay back spiralling debts.

That's all I can really say on the matter because people never even attempt to answer a few questions I keep asking without resorting to name calling or labeling such questions as "conspiracy" theories?

That’s the beauty of his batting—orthodox strokes ticking him along, seldom resorting to the banal.

The Meg 2: The Trench falls further short of expectations by repeating the same formula as its predecessor, lacking sustained tension and resorting to bombastic action scenes.

This one-man army was able to single-handedly fight back and lure the domestic terrorists storming the Capitol toward backup without resorting to lethal force.