Sentence examples for common fault from inspiring English sources

The second common fault has been bad risk management.

The most common fault identified at airports was that scales were set above zero before baggage was weighed.

The most common fault of museums — and this is true not only of new ones — is a self-important design that belies middling contents: dazzling package, few cookies.

(The prohibition against ending a sentence with a preposition stems, in part, from Dryden's attack on this "common fault" in Shakespeare and his contemporaries).

Traditional carpets have a separate reparation process, but on tufted carpets, missing pile, the most common fault, is stitched in by a portable "gun" operating a reciprocating needle.

If there is a common fault in productions of these works today, it lies in draping the mantle of high art over pieces that were conceived in no such terms.

While there may also be specific biomechanical factors feeding into the tendinopathy, the research does not point to any common faults leading to problems in the achilles.

By Philip Curtis The New Yorker, April 8 , 1933P. 55 Letter written by grandson telling him a few of the common faults of the older people who aren't wanted in the society of young ones because they become tiresome.

The two most common fault-tolerant embedded system architectures, N-Version Programming and Recovery Block, are considered as strategies to improve system reliability by providing system redundancy.

Misalignment is one of the common faults observed in rotors.

Gear cracks are some of the most common faults found in industrial machinery.