FALLBACK DATE

Definition: A secondary or alternative date that is used if the original date is not feasible or successful.

Synonyms: Backup Day, Alternative Time, Plan B Date, Secondary Day, Reserve Date

Usage Examples in Sentences

They scheduled a fallback date for the picnic in case it rains on Saturday.

The couple chose a fallback date for their wedding venue in case of construction delays.

The project manager set a fallback date for the product launch if there are technical issues.

We agreed on a fallback date for the meeting in case the venue is unavailable.

They scheduled a fallback date for the outdoor concert due to the possibility of rain.

The project deadline was extended, but there was still a fallback date in case of further delays.

The airline provided passengers with a fallback date for their flight due to technical issues with the aircraft.

The event organizers chose a fallback date for the marathon in case of unforeseen circumstances.

After the storm disrupted their plans, they agreed upon a fallback date for the outdoor wedding.

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The team scheduled a fallback date for the product launch in case of any unforeseen delays in production.

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Despite meticulous planning, the construction project had to rely on a fallback date due to unexpected permit delays.

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They selected a fallback date for the charity fundraiser in case the venue became unavailable at the last minute.

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The conference organizers designated a fallback date for the keynote speaker's arrival in case of flight disruptions.

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Due to the storm, the wedding had to be moved to the fallback date.

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Despite our efforts, the fallback date for the product launch had to be activated.

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The fallback date for the exam is penciled in on the calendar.

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In case of bad weather, the fallback date for the outdoor concert is next Saturday.

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The outdoor wedding has a fallback date scheduled for the following weekend, just in case.

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If there are any technical issues, we have a fallback date planned for the end of the month.

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The fallback date, set for two weeks later, allows for any unforeseen circumstances.

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The concert was postponed due to technical issues, but the fallback date is next week.

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The primary booking was canceled, so we had to resort to the fallback date for our reservation.

A: Hello, Sarah. I hope you're doing well. I wanted to discuss the scheduling for our client presentation.B: Hi, Tom. Yes, I'm doing well, thank you. Sure, let's talk about it. What's on your mind?A: Great. So, I was thinking of proposing next Friday for the presentation, but I realized that there might be some scheduling conflicts.B: Ah, I see. In that case, do you have a fallback date in mind?A: Yes, I was thinking if next Friday doesn't work out, we could consider the following Tuesday as a fallback date. It seems to be more open on everyone's calendar.B: That sounds like a good plan. Let me check the availability for both dates and get back to you by the end of the day.A: Perfect. Thanks, Sarah. I appreciate your help with this.B: No problem, Tom. I'll be in touch soon.

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