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fallback position

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Spanish fallback position [ˈfɔːlbæk-] n → posición f de repliegue
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But those who have long refused to think about class polarization have a fallback position, sketched out by Roger Lowenstein in an essay in the same issue of The New York Times Magazine that features Larry Summers's sobered mood.
The bloated overclass by Ehrenreich, Barbara / The Progressive
A fallback position for the prosecution is that Black deceived his illustrious board on non-compete agreements (and other payments) even if they were legitimate.
Bet on Black? The trial of a mogul by O'Sullivan, John / National Review
Their fallback position - over which they occasionally fall out - is a simple one: ``Keep the peace.
'LEWIS AND CLARK' ROAMS OFF COURSE by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
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