"fault falls" is not a complete sentence and is not a grammatically correct phrase in written English.
If you were referring to a specific person or group, you could use the phrase "the fault falls on [someone/something]" to mean that they are responsible or to blame for a certain problem or mistake. Example: "The fault falls on the CEO for the company's failure to meet its quarterly goals."
In December 2015, he told Condoleezza Rice, his successor at the State Department, that the Republican political attacks on Benghazi were "a stupid witch hunt" and wrote that "basic fault falls on a courageous ambassador who thought Libyans now love me and I am O.K. in this very vulnerable place".
These under-reaching are very severe, and consequently, the fault falls into none of the protection zones of the relays.
The Conference had all of the accoutrements of a major American enterprise and made eminent sense at the time until the "spirit of Madrid" devolved into one agonizing road block after another – with fault falling on both sides.
Further analysis shows that fault thickness is within the gas crossflow range of (0 0.6 ft) and shale gouge ratio for all three faults falls within the ranges of 0 100 % with a significantly higher percentage of the areas below 35%% in fault 3. Fault 1 will not allow gas crossflow, while <20%% of the juxtaposed areas in fault 2 are within the range to permit gas crossflow.
In the tie breaker, Nadal double-faulted, falling behind, 3-2.
You know why N. alata used to be called jasmine tobacco, and all its faults fall away.
System faults fall into two general classes: the sudden catastrophe of a mechanical breakdown and the slow fall-off of performance, which can be detected as a malfunction in its early stages, but will also lead to a breakdown if not rectified.
The suspected fault zone falls within the extremely failed segment of the road.
Bartoli proved last night when two points from defeat in the second set that she's made of strong stuff, but she nets a backhand at full stretch and then serves up a double fault to fall a break behind.
The two fault lines falling in the study area comprises of Dibba fault line and Oman thrust.
Because static stresses resulting from fault displacements fall off more rapidly and become negligible beyond several hundred kms (e.g., Freed, 2005), the elevated seismicity at large distances is generally considered as "remotely triggered" by the dynamic stresses during the passage of seismic waves generated by large earthquakes.
