Sentence examples for in backstopping from inspiring English sources

And Jonathan Quick rebounded, too, and was brilliant in backstopping his team to the series win.

State trials have played an invaluable role in backstopping an all-too-fallible F.D.A.: ferreting out corporate documents, compensating injured patients, and giving manufacturers an incentive to exercise extreme care in production and labeling.

But Michael Leighton had just returned from injury, and he was stellar in backstopping most of the comeback against the Bruins and the five-game defeat of Montreal in the conference finals.

The Obama administration has proposed several options for a smaller federal role in backstopping mortgages: the companies' regulator is exploring how to draw private insurers into the mortgage market via loss-sharing arrangements with Fannie and Freddie.

Murray said the crisis highlighted the long-term economic damage caused by banking crises, the importance of managing vulnerabilities associated with Australia's use of foreign investment flows, the difficulties of crisis management and the importance of the government's balance sheet "in backstopping the system".

It's morally bankrupt, and it proves that the people who backstop him are anything but the patriots that they like to think that they are being in backstopping his male white power and privilege.

Andersen left Round 1 against Dallas prior to Game 7, and with a mixed record in that series, backstopping two losing efforts on the road and getting pulled in Game 6.

Second, let's take nothing away from Rask, who has so far been stellar in this series, backstopping the Bruins to a commanding 5-2 win on Monday night to ruin Toronto's playoff homecoming and take a 2-1 series lead.

Despite having his name engraved on the Stanley Cup from the Hurricanes' run in 2006 and backstopping Canada to the 2007 world championship, Ward is seldom thought of as an elite netminder.

The SimCity producer Kip Katserelis said in an interview then that his team was "putting in backstops and checks to try to prevent those kind of things from happening".

In September 2008, a government team led by the Treasury secretary at the time, Henry M. Paulson Jr., placed the companies into a conservatorship and provided them with hundreds of billions of dollars in backstop financing.