Sentence examples for considerable faults from inspiring English sources

Whatever its considerable faults elsewhere, western imperialism is not to blame for the grotesque and incompetent communist dynasty which savagely rules North Korea, although China props it up for want of a better solution.

It's considerable, because of faults in the banks' own processes.

That skills deteriorated is, to a considerable extent, the fault of the unions.

The land has been subjected to a considerable amount of faulting, folding, uplifting, and volcanic activity over geologic time, and much of the region is mountainous.

Seismic activity, particularly in California, is considerable along the transform faults.

These images show perfect lattice arrays without any considerable dislocations or stacking faults, meaning that the interfacial ZnO layer is of an epitaxial quality and that the individual ZnO nanorods are actually defect-free single crystals.

While acknowledging Nye's considerable television skills, Donadio faulted him for his "pushing" content.

It is striking that the focal mechanism predicted by both the Hinagu fault and the local normal faulting has a considerable resemblance to that determined by the seismic analysis.

In forming new grains, both in solid state reactions and in solidification, the formation of twins or stacking-faults is of considerable interest.

Tensile overpressure compartments may thus extend laterally for considerable distances around low-dipping thrust faults that have regained some cohesion.

Marko Djokovic started well, with considerable help from Golubev, who double-faulted twice en route to being broken in the first game of the match.