Sentence examples similar to having no fallback from inspiring English sources
Other chains had no fallback.
"The defence of isolation for remote islands has no fallback position," John McLennan, a New Zealand ecologist, has written.
When his great plan to win the war in 1918 failed to deliver the decisive breakthrough, he had no fallback.
Fuller, though he presented his philosophy as the alternative to extinction, seems to have had no fallback plans in the event of it being rejected.
He said the UK would be on track for no deal if they had no fallback option after rejecting Theresa May's proposal and that MPs should begin laying the groundwork for an EEA-style arrangement as "an insurance policy".
General Franks's command, the study asserted, also assumed that Iraq's police and civil bureaucracy would stay on the job and had no fallback option in case that expectation proved wrong.
For now, he said, Washington has no fallback position.
There was not a plan B. I had no fallback plan.
The county's proposed solutions "come so late in the game that if the voters should turn (the sales tax) down, you have no fallback, no room, no ability to pursue anything else," said Christopher Taylor, executive director of the Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board, the chief watchdog of the municipal bond market.
He has no apparent fallback plan and few people's footsteps in which to follow.
