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War should be the last resort, not the first or second.

We're the people who in the last resort say yes or no.

For most families, this is child care of the last resort.

A court challenge would be the last resort, he said.

Nothing worked, so I fell back on the last resort.

For in the last resort all men talk by signs.

They are often the last resort for doctors who have run out.

Bringing your family to court should be the last resort.

He said a tax increase would "absolutely be the last resort."

Sometimes it's just the last resort for making someone smile.

Exile, the last resort of free men, does not work any longer.

At the last resort, he takes her in his and Charlotte's room.

Your friend died, in the last resort, because she had not the courage to live.

"But given the financial conditions, this was the last resort."

"We're really the last resort for many people," he said.

And these in the last resort have dominion over the others.

Surgery is usually the last resort in the treatment of back pain.

But sometimes the last resort rises above everything that has come before it.

Treating the problems of the young with drugs should be the last resort.

The last resort may be the use of pesticides to bring down a population that is beginning to take hold.

Force is the last resort. Diplomacy must always be our method.

He described it as the last resort of a desperate man.

The statement makes clear that sanctions will be used only in the last resort.

But in the last resort what really moves us is our personal convictions.

Great power status was in the last resort the ability to wage war.