Sentence examples for the final resort from inspiring English sources

Alun Cairns, MP for the Vale of Glamorgan, said removing the stone should be the final resort.

Should Trump run into the familiar roadblock of an intransigent Congress, he does have the final resort adopted by Obama: to bypass Congress by using his executive powers.

But it is still plain that, if it becomes clear that Iran is producing nuclear fuel independently, then the final resort of an Israeli pre-emptive strike cannot be ruled out.

"THE toughest decision you have to make about Iran is whether you are willing in the final resort to attack its nuclear facilities to stop it getting a bomb.

This portion of the novel, with its grim working out of "the Custom of the Sea" – among other things, the code that governs the final resort to cannibalism – is rendered with exceptional control, elucidating the see-sawing bond between Jaffy and Tim and the gradual disintegration of the sailors' bodies and minds.

But the final resort is always to the expert advice of a media lawyer.

But as the head of human origins at the Natural History Museum, Professor Stringer is the authority of final resort on human fossil findings.

The eldest Kwok appealed to the court of final resort after he had failed to reconcile with his two brothers upon his return to the company Wednesday night from a leave of absence, Hong Kong newspapers The Standard and the South China Morning Post said.

Previously, the prodrug approach was a final resort during the drug discovery process only after all other approaches had been exhausted.

A final appeal, subject to conditions, can be made to the Supreme Court, which replaced the House of Lords as a court of final resort by the Constitutional Reform Act 2005.

The refugee claim was a final resort, it appears, and the supporting evidence he provided was a gruesome and one-sided portrait of South African life: rapes, murders and victims tortured with boiling water and red-hot irons.