Sentence examples for in a fallback from inspiring English sources

Mr. Schumer and Senator Tom Coburn, Republican of Oklahoma, spoke again over the weekend but have been unable to reach a deal, raising interest in a fallback proposal that two other senators — Patrick J. Toomey, Republican of Pennsylvania, and Joe Manchin III, Democrat of West Virginia — are working on.

But he was generally in good spirits, and he laughed while describing himself as a "failed newspaperman" who stumbled into a fallback career in radio.

The appeals process does loop national regulators in as a fallback — although the difficulty of determining where the hard lines lie with mutable concepts such as relevancy and topicality (and where messy human lives and emotions are concerned) means the implementation is never going to be an exact science.

He feels immense pride in having a fallback plan with his USC diploma.

"Indeed, economic data released today clearly indicated a slowing of economic momentum, as exemplified by the sharp decline in the National Association of Purchasing Management index, a fallback in construction spending, and the flattening in the index of leading indicators," Mr. Fine said.

Ms. Castillo spoke of a career in geriatrics as a fallback.

London believes we cannot allow containment to be seen as a policy of failure" — in terms of a fallback policy for dealing with Iran.

"There is no interest right now in talking about a fallback," Jarrett said.

Absence not only of circulating antibodies but also of cellular antibody production should alleviate concerns that the approach could lead to nephrotic syndrome, albeit protocols for immune suppression regiments should be in place as a fallback safety measure.

Dr. Keating, a vice president at the Novartis Institutes for Biomedical Research in Cambridge, Mass., believes stem cells can ordinarily undertake only very limited repairs of organs like the liver and heart, and that the scarring often seen in these tissues is a fallback mechanism put in place when the stem cells' capacities are exceeded.

But does the evidence really hold up that the world faces a fallback in human rights and a rise in political violence against innocent civilians?