Sentence examples for being faulted from inspiring English sources

Whatever the substantive criticisms about Mr. Obama's trip, it is ironic that he is also being faulted for the cost, which the Washington Post reported was in the range of $60 million to $100 million.

The subpoenas by the New York Department of Financial Services present the latest threat to the consulting industry, which is being faulted for inadequately handling recent bank regulatory problems.

Mr. Nussbaum was swiftly sucked into the headline-churning controversies of Mr. Clinton's first year, and was soon being faulted by critics who included not only Clinton enemies, but also some supporters.

The moves against JPMorgan Chase point to the changing stance of the regulatory agencies, which are working to crack down on outsize risk taking by the nation's biggest banks after being faulted in the depths of the financial crisis for failing to police Wall Street.

During the long debate, Senator Zell Miller, a conservative Georgia Democrat who often sides with Republicans, drew anger from some civil rights groups by saying that another Bush nominee to whom Democrats have expressed opposition, Justice Janice Rogers Brown of the California Supreme Court, was being faulted because her opponents would not tolerate a black conservative.

Teachers' unions in particular — and not just in California — are being faulted for inflexibility and resisting reform.

The cooking cannot be faulted.

Nothing specific could be faulted.

The title, however, cannot be faulted.

Technically, the work could not be faulted.

In that aspect, he cannot be faulted.