Sentence examples for endemic faults from inspiring English sources

It has two endemic faults.

It shows the faults endemic to that genre: too much detail, together with a suspicious vagueness about family members who are still alive.

This isn't solely Australia's fault; endemic corruption has blighted PNG for decades (US State Department cables released by Wikileaks confirm this).

"It's a fault endemic, I think, to us antireligionists who have turned for transcendent experience to art, and so we react to what our reflexes tell us is bad art as if it were a kind of blasphemy," he writes.

Something in the unctuous ease of Morris's listy sentences turns out to be highly addictive, and ultimately I found myself regarding her prose the way she often regards the places she writes about: with an exasperation at faults so endemic that it shades into a resignation that ultimately isn't all that different from delight.

That's the fault of an endemic failure to hold perpetrators of domestic violence and rape accountable".

A Government Accountability Office report faulted poor Pentagon planning for endemic existing equipment shortages in the National Guard.

Give war a chance Europe's fault lines ReprintsAnti-Americanism has long been endemic in Germany.

Instead I discovered that the title for my session had been changed to — "The Indigenous Culture of Violence and Impunity" — implying that there was something endemic in Egyptian or Muslim culture that was at fault.

The disease has challenged the brother's keeper in each of us by dramatizing the fault line between the culture of poverty, beset by endemic drug use and a smoldering AIDS epidemic, and the culture of the rest of us, called on to respond with sympathy and tax dollars.

We have no army, corruption is endemic, there is bad governance, fraudulent elections; all that, too, is the fault of Rwanda?