Sentence examples for easy to fault from inspiring English sources

IT IS easy to fault UN peacekeeping missions around the world.

It looks strange to move this knight twice in the opening, yet it is not easy to fault, as Mamedyarov shows.

At times these ambiguities seem precisely the author's strength: it is easy to fault Dick for abandoning his family, but doesn't Vera share some of the blame?

Redwood City and San Mateo have both slapped 45-day moratoriums on new "Internet-related businesses" building, leasing or renovating retail space.It is easy to fault dot.com firms for the negative side-effects of the boom.

It's easy to fault the White House for passivity and confusion, but no one has come up with a plausible policy in the face of the Middle East's day-to-day upheavals, its shifting alliances and growing fissures.

Looking back on the turbulent history of the European system since 1990 and the subsequent and totally unforeseen implosion of the Soviet Union the following year, it is too easy to fault the Russians for failing to insure themselves against the possibility of eastern European states joining the Atlantic alliance.

It's so much easier to fault local government, and come up with an end-around solution to put somebody else in charge who can "make the hard decisions".

It's easy to find fault with that shift, as many have over the years.

It's easy to find fault with omissions.

It's easy to find fault with the best-graduates approach.

"It's easy to find fault with this kind of organization," he said.