Sentence examples for comparative fault from inspiring English sources

Porsche has hit back, insisting that because the limited edition car had allegedly been "abused and altered" as well as "misused and improperly maintained", Walker's death was the actor's "own comparative fault".

The German sports car manufacturer Porsche has claimed that the death of Fast & Furious star Paul Walker in a high-speed crash in November 2013 was the actor's "own comparative fault".

Porsche said in November that Walker's death was the actor's "own comparative fault", alleging the limited edition Carrera had been "abused and altered" as well as "misused and improperly maintained".

We consider strict liability and other regimes such as negligence and comparative fault, and show that the first-best solution is not achieved in those regimes because they incentivize the parties to consult the court in order to determine the identity of the obligor, and this is done only after the contract has collapsed.

"Mr. Walker's death, and all other injuries or damages claimed, were the result of Mr. Walker's own comparative fault," they wrote in the court document.

John Bayley, in his perceptive book Pushkin: A Comparative Commentary, has faulted Shklovsky's formalism, arguing that as with Tolstoy's or Shakespeare's characters, we are encouraged by artifice to think of Onegin and Tatiana as real people with real motives and surprising actions - who knew that Onegin would fall in love with Tatiana?

Second, application of SFCL on each types of HVDC system and comparative study of modified fault current characteristics were analyzed.

A comparative analysis of the proposed fault tolerant designs in terms of hardware complexity, latency, power consumption and error detecting and correcting capability is conducted.

To explore the feasibility and effectiveness, the proposed method is applied for fault detection, with detailed comparative studies with several other methods through the Tennessee Eastman benchmark.

In this paper, authors present a comparative study of inductive and resistive superconducting fault current limiters (SFCL) from current limitation and power system transient stability point of view.

Net exports worth a further 0.5% of GDP are typically chalked up by related services, such as law, accountancy and consulting.The message from these persistent surpluses is that the City, for all its faults, is a source of comparative advantage.