Sentence examples for fallback to from inspiring English sources

They would have no easy, government-sanctioned fallback to rely on.

Senator Tom Harkin, Democrat of Iowa and chairman of the labor, health and education appropriations subcommittee, praised the deal to safeguard the scholarships, but denounced the fallback to a temporary spending measure.

"This is definitely a retrenchment and a fallback to a more conservative position," said one leading critic of the earlier stance, Dr. Robert Rosenfield, a pediatric endocrinologist at the University of Chicago.

The Russian government threatened "painful" retaliation, with one senior aide saying that American officials were guilty of "spy mania" and a "fallback to the cold war epoch," the last time the two governments were allowed to be truly, blissfully paranoid.

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".

With absolutely no fallback to dumb incorruptible brute-force real-world entities such as steel keys and $50 bills?

Should the deal fail, it would most likely turn to a fallback plan to hold an initial public offering of A.I.A. in Hong Kong, these people said.

Should the Prudential deal fall through, A.I.G. would most likely turn to a fallback plan to hold an initial public offering of A.I.A. in Hong Kong, the people briefed on the matter said.

The New York Times reports: "Speaker John A. Boehner's effort to pass fallback legislation to avert a fiscal crisis in less than two weeks collapsed Thursday night in an embarrassing defeat after conservative Republicans refused to support legislation that would allow taxes to rise on the most affluent households in the country".

WASHINGTON — Speaker John A. Boehner's effort to pass fallback legislation to avert a fiscal crisis in less than two weeks collapsed Thursday night in an embarrassing defeat after conservative Republicans refused to support legislation that would allow taxes to rise on the most affluent households in the country.

Torture and humiliation became the fallback response to the failure to plan for occupation.