How to pronounce “resort to” in English

be resort to violence to solve conflicts.

They resort to bar-biting, banging their heads against the wire and steel structures of their cages, because they've literally gone insane.

They have to resort to a crude analogy about football yard lines because they can't say the truth, which is that they had zero weapons grade uranium,

motivate individuals to resort to violent action almost as-- they would see it as a defensive action, whether that's in the form of a defensive jihad that's

We needn't resort to myths to get that spine-chilling thrill of being part of something grander than ourselves.

have to resort to an initiative to get the attention about the artificiality of my soccer fields.

Do you have to resort to more informal methods of control, like norms, "Don't do Sarin gas," to your kids?

that some might resort to desperate measures.

considered way and not resort to name calling.

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my shall I resort to my mother a five voice that's a little scary to them sometimes but the the uh the need for

we don't need to resort to disposables.

to go around people will resort to desperate measures to survive now that

It's an instinctive sort of manner or mechanism that humans resort to when they want to tap on a previously untapped topics, or topics

It's not only one valley that you can resort to.

Or you might even think of suicidal ideation as the ultimate resort to escape our pain if we really just can't handle it, it's too much.

Hence, they majorly resort to self study.

So I have to be able to explain that and not resort to phantoms, not resort to ghosts.

And besides, we did not resort to any expropriation.

So he had to resort to really staying on his characters and only seeing glimpses of the shark.

We should never resort to to violence.

So the idea being that patients who are having difficulty getting words out will resort to just the most critical parts of the sentence, the most critical semantic parts

So the idea being that patients who are having difficulty getting words out will resort to just the most critical parts of the sentence, the most critical semantic parts

At those times, you have to resort to other of your skill sets.

So, we don't have to resort to copyright law to keep our source closed, sorry, keep our code closed, but they have to.

day and out and um I had two that i' I'd sort of resort to to really try and boost my motivation the first one was

Towards the end, the women run out of food and resort to eating their frozen garbage.

differ from mine and that's fine so long as we're open to each other's sides and don't resort to clawing out each other's

And this is also the one way, like how many people resort to something destructive?

With a system like this, if two people had an intellectual conflict, they would resort to logic and not rhetoric to resolve it.

in fact, it's interesting if it's not a big deal for him, it does show that he's willing to resort to murder,

The men were instructed not to laugh or deride any foreign people they might meet, not to abuse women, and not to resort to violence.

Yeah, I'm the same way, so I resort to generalities.

-Maybe if we had other ways for kids to illustrate their adult-like qualities, then they wouldn't resort to these anti-social ones.

What they did was, since they were working in mice, they didn't actually need to resort to this engineered virus business of suicide gene therapy.

Let me give you one research study which actually shows that when you have bright lights, people actually resort to much less cheating.

And every time I needed an action thing, all I had to do was, was, was resort to mapping software concepts across into the real world.

So increasingly, parties resort to this kind of thing; taking