Sentence examples for entirely backed from inspiring English sources

But these positions are not entirely backed up by the characters' actions.

Britain left the gold standard in 1931 and the note issue became entirely backed by securities instead of gold.

In some cases, like in his statements on the retirement program for the elderly, Mr. Perry has not entirely backed away from his controversial claims, but has begun to use different rhetoric.

This fund is entirely backed by institutional investors including three university endowments as limited partners.

The official China Daily newspaper ran a column just before Mr. Obama's arrival suggesting that the United States needed to provide some assurance of its own — to "respect China's sovereignty and territorial integrity," code words for entirely backing away from the issues of how China deals with Taiwan and Tibet.

The commissioner does not entirely back the government.

Sherrill is quick to tell North Carolina's WSOC that he'll never break the law again, but he's not entirely backing away from his past.

This is handy for me, because it entirely backs up the point I'm about to make: Modern horror games are doing a lot right, but they also have a long way to go.

For the brutal truth is that Giffords is unlikely ever to be entirely back to "normal" again.

By Sunday night, Heathrow's Terminal 4, departure hub for many British Airways flights, was still not entirely back to normal.

Even if all the generated heat were collected and stored in some fashion, it could never be converted entirely back into mechanical energy of motion.