The most frequent recourse when the 1.00-0.00 frequencies are encountered is their omission.

Throughout the album, there's frequent recourse to another hard-core fad - sampling ragga, the reggae equivalent of rap.

Moreover, Waning had not neglected to provision the car with a keg of foaming beer to which they all had frequent recourse.

He also emphasized frequent recourse to the Sacrament of Penance so that Holy Communion would be received worthily.

Doing so, after all, takes a stack of tokens, a lot of waiting on platforms and frequent recourse to a map.

But still it was necessary for those who desired to study the marvellous objects discovered by the Herschels, to have frequent recourse to the original works.

As savings were exhausted, migrants had frequent recourse to wage labor either for oil companies or for more established settlers.

Determinedly un-hagiographical, they emphasise - possibly overemphasise - his frequent recourse to prostitutes.

This means supporting the sustainable use of natural resources, particularly forests, as well as more frequent recourse to environmental-impact assessments of planned development projects.

But he made frequent recourse to the repressive powers vested in him as the head of a military state.