Sentence examples for for a fallback from inspiring English sources
Unless a third party comes romping to the rescue, Alex Salmond will have no champion for a fallback position should outright independence fail to gain majority support.
The developments, which also included the formal start of the candidacy of the columnist Arianna Huffington, had set off a panic among many Democratic officials, who are searching for a fallback candidate should Governor Davis lose the recall.
For the moment, the Bush camp is talking upset, looking for a fallback position here and in Michigan, which also votes on Feb. 22, should things go badly in South Carolina.
So it is puzzling that such an elite force would leave amid mounting pressure, which is perhaps why western officials suspect that it is an indication that Isis is looking for a fallback base.
It was Mr. Boehner's stinging defeat Thursday night — when rebellious antitax House Republicans blocked a vote on his tax plan, after he had suspended negotiations with Mr. Obama — that forced the president to reach for a fallback strategy with Senate help.
London believes we cannot allow containment to be seen as a policy of failure" — in terms of a fallback policy for dealing with Iran.
(In reality there'd be no need for such a fallback because the accounts would provide payments far above the guaranteed minimums even if they're indexed to inflation).
On top of which, the continued turmoil in real estate has meant that home equity — a source of security for many families and a fallback for college funds for some of them — is not as easy, or in some cases impossible, to tap.
Another sign of seismic change: civil unions, once regarded by gay-marriage supporters as a best-we-can-hope-for compromise, have become a fallback position of the anti-marriage camp.
The administration erred tactically in making a demand without knowing what Jerusalem's answer would be, and for not having a fallback in case the answer was "no".
