Sentence examples for backup material from inspiring English sources

Each sample can take up to 60 minutes and involve hundreds of pages of backup material, meticulously reviewed by three sets of experts.

In an interview last summer, Mr. Powell said he had demanded to see the backup material for each piece of evidence, and said he insisted on multiple sources for every assertion.

For additional backup material, here is our post on Google Drive, and this is our (now somewhat dated) overview of the online storage space.

Search for any backup material, including purchase receipts and brochures.

You have someone who is borderline backup material.

You have the means, and you have someone who is borderline backup material.

Speak loosely and carry a stick-thin collection of backup materials, or none at all.

In the show, at MoMA and its PS 1 site in Queens (closes Sept. 12), the best works are videos, but the split exhibition is garnished, you might say, with sometimes appealing paintings and sculptures and also dulled with extensive backup materials: studies, notes, texts and newspaper clippings pertaining to most of the works on view.

In the show, at MoMA and its PS1 site in Queens (closing Sept. 12), the best works are videos, but the split exhibition is garnished, you might say, with sometimes appealing paintings and sculptures and also dulled with extensive backup materials: studies, notes, texts and newspaper clippings pertaining to most of the works on view.

In the show, at MoMA and its P.S. 1 site in Queens (closes Sept. 12), the best works are videos, but the split exhibition is garnished, you might say, with sometimes appealing paintings and sculptures and also dulled with extensive backup materials: studies, notes, texts and newspaper clippings pertaining to most of the works on view.

The exhibition is dominated by video, which so far seems to be Mr. Alys's forte, but it is garnished, you might say, with sometimes appealing paintings and sculptures and also extensive backup materials: studies, notes, texts and newspaper clippings pertaining to most of the works on view.