Sentence examples for to fallback from inspiring English sources

The troops in my unit started to move to fallback positions in Siniya, south of Kut, and the number of soldiers started dropping.

Some browsers don't play friendly with HTML5's video tag yet, so Twitter would have to fallback to something else in those cases.

In addition, in terms of workflow-level failure handling, the authors propose mechanisms such as alternative task (try a different implementation when available), workflow-level redundancy, and user-defined exceptions that are able to fallback to reliable failure handling.

By then, he was turning his attention to fallback options and selling Menendez, then the ranking member of the Foreign Relations Committee, about the benefits of legislation that would guarantee Congress the opportunity to weigh in on any nuclear deal and yet might be less divisive than the sanctions bill.

On the other hand, as the number of consecutively missed ACK frames reaches two, the packet transmission rate will fallback to a lower-level rate.

The service will use special handsets that take advantage of Wifi networks whenever possible, and will fallback to a 'normal' cellular connection whenever Wifi isn't available.

Should the deal fail, it would most likely turn to a fallback plan to hold an initial public offering of A.I.A. in Hong Kong, these people said.

Should the Prudential deal fall through, A.I.G. would most likely turn to a fallback plan to hold an initial public offering of A.I.A. in Hong Kong, the people briefed on the matter said.

If not, he would have to retreat to his fallback topic: "The Inside Story on How a Hot Young Media-Journalist Never Got His Book on the Media Published," which he envisioned as a more modest trade paperback.

The New York Times reports: "Speaker John A. Boehner's effort to pass fallback legislation to avert a fiscal crisis in less than two weeks collapsed Thursday night in an embarrassing defeat after conservative Republicans refused to support legislation that would allow taxes to rise on the most affluent households in the country".

WASHINGTON — Speaker John A. Boehner's effort to pass fallback legislation to avert a fiscal crisis in less than two weeks collapsed Thursday night in an embarrassing defeat after conservative Republicans refused to support legislation that would allow taxes to rise on the most affluent households in the country.