Sentence examples for backup means from inspiring English sources

Online backup means never having to buy or manage backup disks.

But the lack of a paper backup means such errors can go undetected.

But having a backup means that if it does you'll be able to rescue all of your important stuff.

Because Symphony keeps a copy of encrypted data on its servers, that arrangement created a backup means for investigators to gain access to the messages if necessary.

The blind shear rams were designed to be activated from control panels on the drilling rig, or by several backup means: an emergency disconnect button on the rig, an automatic cutoff if connections were lost between the rig and the blowout preventer 5,000 feet down at the sea floor, or direct manipulation by remotely operated submersibles.

Having a complete data backup means that even if your computer goes down for the count, you can do a full restore on a replacement.

Years of testing apps from various startups and services combined with the never leave an app behind again "iCloud Backup" meant that unless I deleted an app manually, it never went away.

More inspection backups meant the search was not finished until the next afternoon.

Indeed, the possibility of retrieving data from these partial backups meant that when deleting the personal data associated with the national identity register, the only way that the government could ensure that all the data had been removed was by physically grinding the hard drives to dust.

The loss of a backup catalog means losing the means of getting all that data back.

This backup strategy means that forgetting my purse doesn't generate stress.