Sentence examples similar to terms of back up from inspiring English sources

England's chief concern in terms of back-up is at fly-half, where Lancaster has few specialist options if he lost Owen Farrell.

Numerical simulations are shown here in terms of BER to back up the theoretical claims of the proposed protocol.

Narrow dural sac area predicted more gains in terms of back pain at follow-up and lower absolute leg pain.

"There's a lot of work to do, but the organisers have been extremely professional in terms of the back-up for all the players.

Notice that most of these are mostly adjectives people would use to describe themselves, basically meaningless terms unless backed up with quantified accomplishments.

Analysis of neighborhood load profiles puts into perspective the importance of demand diversity in terms of building characteristics and load simultaneity, highlighting the crucial role of back-up electrical loads.

That takes care of back-up.

A lot of people claim to do what Siegel does, but few have a long-term track record to back up their claims.

And those who felt he wanted the world to revolve around him, that everything should be done on his own terms, will find plenty of material to back up that view, too.

Um, do you mind if I ask if you have one tiny shred of evidence to back up that propagandistic term?

Mieres has played 22 times for Exeter this season after spending much of last term as back-up to Steenson and says he is pleased that the club has decided to keep him.