Sentence examples for much a last from inspiring English sources

"They kind of throw in the towel as very much a last resort".

"Taxes are very, very much a last resort," said Mr. Bloch, the Democratic aide.

In fact, opposition members suggest a boycott would be very much a last resort.Some analysts blame the looming election for a recent crackdown.

Cheap, not very cheerful, and pretty much a last resort, these institutions provide four walls and a roof, for a few hundred bucks a month.

It's if they don't pay the fines involved with that, it's very much a last resort, about 50 people a year.

But such claims are very much a last resort, as you would have to leave your employers and make a claim which is not clear-cut and could fail.

Facial reconstruction is very much a last-ditch thing.

"I thought: 'I could maybe write at least a slightly better one …' So I did it as very much a last-chance saloon thing".

Her grim prophecy of a GOP takeover isn't so much a last-minute appeal to Senate voters as an early bid for her own.

BBC news correspondent Nick Childs, at RAF Northolt, said: "This is very much a last-minute information offensive by the authorities to make sure that every pilot in the UK knows that these restrictions are coming into effect from midnight tonight.

These are seen very much as a last resort by Moscow, but may prove necessary if the rouble rout continues.