Sentence examples for fallback from inspiring English sources

Their fallback option is to increase the offer, which they have the will and capacity to do.

Over in the House, legislative aides denied that surveillance hawks could cobble together the necessary 218 votes to give the Patriot Act's key surveillance provision a short-term extension that has become McConnell's fallback gambit.

Instead, her plans, which optimistically assume annual GDP growth of 2.5%, depend heavily on that familiar fallback: eliminating waste.As Ms Royal has criss-crossed France, posing with striking workers at a car factory outside Paris or urging a mass rally in Marseille to sing the national anthem, one word has been virtually absent from her speeches: growth.

But there has been no similarly comprehensive fallback for sovereign debt.

When it announced its latest $1 billion restructuring plan in December, it tried to reassure investors that its investment plans assumed an oil price of $80, but with a fallback level of $60.

They argue, for example, that when the law assigns the Department of Health and Human Services as a fallback to "establish and operate such exchange within the state" if the state does not do so itself, it implies that a federally established exchange "is the 'required exchange' referenced earlier in the same sentence".

He was particularly miffed not to be consulted about the recent despatch of extra Polish troops to Afghanistan.The prime minister's fallback plan is to split Mr Lepper's party.

But none of those fallback plans will work if Colonel Qaddafi's troops swoop around the city to cut the roads leading to the Egyptian border, as they appear to have done in the west.The opposition's biggest problem is a dearth of experienced forces, which are needed to keep supply lines open.