fall back造句

Doctors sometimes fall back on old cures.

In panic mode, we fall back into our old habits.

All fighters disengage Shadow Device and fall back to Space Station Liberty.

They also experience disillusionment and heartache, causing them to fall back.

If this measure fails, there are other methods we could fall back on.

Forced into an adversarial position with an indifferent society, they have nothing to fall back on but their talents.

Believers, of course, can fall back on the logically less rigorous support that they characterize as faith.

Of course, the worst case is to fall back to using threads for blocking actions that really cannot be converted into asynchronous callbacks.

He seeks "a rational explanation for a truly chaotic conflict" and refuses to fall back on easy answers like the wanton savagery of Joseph Conrad's "Heart of Darkness".

They were responding to a plea from Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith’s to ‘give our young people a chance, and not fall back on labour from abroad’.

Unless it starts doing that convincingly, at a minimum by freezing new settlement, it is Palestine's zealots who will flourish and its peacemakers who will fall back into silence.

You must not slip into providing dedicated exposure mechanisms for each consumer or you will fall back to SIMM level 3 and lose the re-use and decoupling benefits of true mature services.

What I found is that unless I am on top of my game and choosing to “be productive”, I easily fall back into the pit of procrastination, where time is never “of the essence”.

She appeared to trip backwards and because it was an incline couldn't get her footing and started to fall backwards.