Sentence examples for practice of backing from inspiring English sources

In "Father of the Rain," King reverses her practice of backing into past causes from the present.

The term refers to the practice of backing start-ups that take an established business model and adapt it to an emerging market.

As a result, the DPJ has started to abandon the traditional opposition practice of backing the same candidates as the ruling party in local contests.

In a television interview a few weeks ago, before he formed plans to deliver his speech on race, Mr. Obama defended his practice of backing off from discussion of race in his campaign.

"These recent deals are more headlines than they are true signs of the market returning in force," said Tom Deutsch, executive director of the American Securitization Forum, an organization that represents companies that participate in securitization, the practice of backing bonds with forms of collateral.

Some companies, such as Open Aire.com, which provides business services online, at least promote the practice of backing up your data on a local disk.

We should also end the practice of back-stopping home loans via GSEs like the now-defunct Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

This type of fermentation involving natural starters has been used empirically at a small scale for thousands of years, through the practice of back-slopping.

A multi-column spread increases the lifespan of Tweets, in a way similar in theory but different in execution to how the new Twitter practice of bubbling back up conversations attached to @-replies keeps back-and-forth engagement more top of mind.

It also endorsed – in some circumstances when strict conditions were met – the practice of turning back asylum-seeker boats.

He would also put an end to the federal government practice of holding back a portion of union dues from workers' paychecks for that purpose.