Sentence examples for because of fault from inspiring English sources
A pre-existing fault leads to a decrease in fracture propagation because of fault reactivation with shear failure.
The Ring of Fire, or the circum-Pacific belt, is the world's greatest earthquake belt, according to Live Science, because of fault lines running from Chile to Japan and Southeast Asia.
Age will figure in this election — not only because of the gulf in years separating the two candidates, but also because of fault lines of age within the electorate.
(3) Seawater enters along transform faults near mid-ocean ridges because of fault movement, and hydrated minerals form along these faults as well (e.g., Bonatti and Honnorez, 1976; Gregg et al. 2007).
Almost all blackouts in Australia (96.6% according to the AEMC) are because of faults in the poles and wires.
There the plateau edges are especially marked, because the rock formations are hard and horizontal, whereas in Ethiopia they are conspicuous because of faulting.
Mr. Huang reiterated an earlier conclusion by officials that the accident occurred because of faults in the signaling system, and said that there were also shortcomings in the emergency and safety management systems.
After all, the first reactor ever designed and built entirely by the Chinese — in 1990 at Qinshan — had to be torn down and rebuilt because of faults in the foundation and the welding of the steel vessel that contained the reactor itself.
Of the two she liked best, Cassidy in Danger (1979, republished in 1990 as This Pony is Dangerous), describes how teenage Katie, who comes from a one-parent family and still cannot read, saves a pony about to be destroyed because of faults caused by previous bad handling.
But synod member Susie Leafe said the outcome was because of faults in the legislation.
