Sentence examples for the last recourse from inspiring English sources

Patriotism is indeed the last recourse to which a scoundrel clings.

At this point, a significant boycott seems to be the last recourse available to Mr. Zelaya.

While many in her circle are thinking of emigrating, Sultanova said that would be the last recourse for her.

Hellenic Seaways then would seem to be the last recourse that you have for getting any of this money back.

The last recourse of the harried gift-shopper is, almost always, the novelty gift: the object that has no use except as a present.

Michel Foucault, in Madness and Civilization, praised him for showing "a madness that eats away faces, corrodes features … It is, far beyond dreams, beyond the nightmare of bestiality, the last recourse".

If the Ninth Circuit decides not to hear the case, the union's last recourse would be an appeal to the Supreme Court.

"The armed struggle is the people's last recourse," she told an interviewer in 1998, saying the House of Representatives was an appropriate target because "that's where all the laws that oppress us are born".

But if it doesn't, the issue could end up in the Inter-American Commission for Human Rights, which is becoming the court of last recourse for gay couples in Latin America who have exhausted all possibilities in their own countries.

"It is the option of last recourse.

In essence, the people must and should have a last recourse through the executive branch when the courts have failed.