Sentence examples for fault because of from inspiring English sources

The response: "It's not our fault because of the weather".

Was Pakistan to blame, asked many pundits, or was India at fault because of its treatment of minority groups?

That public anger is largely Mr. Aristide's fault, because of a succession of betrayals of his original democratic promises.

He also threw serious shade at the gathered young people by saying his failures with Congress were their fault because of low youth turnout.

Boehner dismissed a questioner who asked whether the House Republicans were not also at fault because of their failure to take action on immigration reform.

Klopp's words suggested he believed Sturridge may not be pushing himself to play when suffering from a minor injury but Klopp said: "Maybe it was my fault because of the language.

Yet Tolkien's view has been overruled by many others, some of them children, who overlook or forgive Lewis's faults because of his occasional moments of imaginative triumph, some of which also involve incongruous juxtapositions.

The police were later faulted because of the contrasts between former Police Commissioner Howard Safir's first description of what happened and the accounts of witnesses to the shooting on Aug. 30, 1999.

She turned down several invitations this year in favour of a return home to Florida after her French Open win and has not been seen on a grass court since leaving No1 Court at Wimbledon last year midway through a doubles match where she had served four consecutive double faults because of a virus.

The XL1 is a chatty little thing, yet you find yourself forgiving its faults because of that 261 number.

3.   (5) Avoiding faults because of auto-passing phase split of a train, which do exist in the current system.  .