fallback

"We need people to understand this is not a place to come as a fallback."

So, from the very beginning, he had designed a fallback.

No matter what the fallback is, it will attract people.

A fallback was the only other place in the city where a president took the oath of office.

That's why you can sense a Democratic fallback position in preparation.

But in that case, if Congress does not act, there is no fallback requirement.

So, I suppose that leaves us with our old fallbacks.

The rural poor have no fallbacks in time of crisis.

Thus the old system would be preserved as a fallback if the new program failed.

Change of the approval process to use the paper fallback procedure.

So it made sense that this would be a good fallback navigation system.

And there's a third fallback as well, should the second meeting not come off."

Using a spouse's insurance as a fallback can be complicated.

That's now a fallback when he needs the money.

I'd say this fallback option is the least we should be doing."

"We've had many ideas presented to us and this could have been one of them, but that's my general fallback statement."

But traders may, when directed, use the following fallback procedure.

There's no ability to say I do not want fallbacks for my dongle.

But it was always a fallback, in case you didn't- cooperate.

The greatest fallback was that they wore out batteries quickly.

At this point, a trade would be "a fallback," Phillips said.

For many post-graduates, though, the programs are more a fallback than a positive choice.

During a period of fallback, all standard Customs requirements continue to apply.

She couldn't quite pull off what she'd hoped for, but the fallback looked good.

All these forms must be headed "Fallback" in red ink.