At this point, therefore, I've no choice but to fall back on my own subjective experience, which tells me this isn't the case.
Second, for the narrower purpose of economic policy there is no choice but to fall back on the interpretation of the low per capita incomes of the underdeveloped countries as an index of their poverty in a material sense.
The absence of up-to-date local plans and policies can mean that local planning authorities have no choice but to fall back on the government's own presumption in favour of development as set out in its National Planning Policy framework.
Moreover, given the dangers (Mr Salim was the second GC member to be murdered and several more have survived attempts on their lives), many good potential candidates have been reluctant to come forward.Hence Mr Brahimi may feel he has no choice but to fall back on the GC and on current ministers to find a new team.
Lee had no choice but to fall back on July 4, his retreat blocked by the swollen Potomac.
Regardless of the available choices, it's easy to fall back on the familiar.
The study found that when the number of fund choices increased, both groups were more likely to fall back on a default option.
Despite all of the choices that surround us we tend to fall back on the same ones time and again.
In his Rose Garden climate address this summer, President Obama acknowledged that his first choice for controlling America's greenhouse gas emissions, congressional action, was likely to be stymied and that he would have to fall back on his second choice, regulation by EPA under the Clean Air Act.
But privately, some theater people acknowledge that other factors -- a shallow pool of writing talent, a cadre of producers lacking the know-how to guide the creation of big musicals, and an increasingly tourist-dominated audience -- have compelled Broadway to fall back on easy producing choices.
