Sentence examples for backstopping in from inspiring English sources

A.M. provided technical backstopping in the AFLP methodology and data analysis.

Ankiel, sent to the minors last week to regain his control, walked six and threw eight pitches to the backstop in three-plus innings in his first start for Class AAA Memphis last night in Oklahoma City.

Johnny Bench, regarded by many to be the greatest backstop in baseball history, stopped catching regularly by age 33.

"You might see a ball go to the backstop in the first inning," said Ron Gardenhire, the manager of the Twins.

Many deals must also go through clearinghouses, which act as a backstop in case one party defaults.

Its lobbyists have been asking the federal government to volunteer as a backstop in case of more attacks.

This would have acted as a backstop in case activity does not slow of its own accord (as the Fed has repeatedly, and wrongly, forecast).

Under the Dodd-Frank Act, credit default swaps and many other derivatives deals must also go through clearinghouses, which act as a backstop in case one party defaults.

ICE is hoping that a greater share of derivatives trading will go through its clearinghouse operations, which act as backstops in case one party defaults.

Under the Dodd-Frank Act, most derivatives deals must also go through clearinghouses, which act as a backstop in case one party defaults.

Supporters of the effort said that the Senate's decision provided them with a backstop in case the appeals court did not rule in their favor.