Sentence examples for big faults from inspiring English sources
Oddly, it has done well even out of a deal that failed to come together.The architects of the merger between BHP and Billiton reckoned most other mining companies had two big faults.
But it wasn't immediately obvious what fault could produce it, because there weren't any obvious big faults nearby.
I think fairly few skills I've got from anaesthetics are in any way appropriate to pain management - sticking needles in is probably about it and that's a very small part of my practice...I think that's one of the big faults of pain management in this country is that we do it part-time.
But one big fault-line remains.
Stephen Goldsmith, Mr. Bush's chief domestic policy adviser said, "There's a big fault line here".
To be sure, there is nothing in New York like the San Andreas, the big fault line in California.
"With that big fault there, that outer part of the plate could move independently and make a tsunami a lot more effective," said Shillington.
Residents and scientists alike play a waiting game in California, uneasily trying to foretell when the big fault itself will go, setting off another geologic convulsion like the one that destroyed San Francisco in 1906.
Devesh Kapur, who leads the Center for Advanced Study of India at the University of Pennsylvania, argues that gender violence is coming to the fore as a public issue partly because India is now less divided by other big fault lines: religion and caste.
We usually like to think of a big fault like the San Andreas here in California as one solid unit, reaching more than 800 miles from the Salton Sea to Cape Mendocino.
