Sentence examples for fault for failure from inspiring English sources
A jury in Colorado has found that Riddell, the country's largest helmet manufacturer, was at fault for failure to adequately warn players wearing their football helmets about the dangers of potential concussions.
By means of the knowledge acquired, the ordering of possible faults for failure symptom can then be determined.
The other is the "optimally oriented fault planes for failure (King et al., 1994)" approach, in which the receiver faults are determined in such a way as to maximize the ΔCFF value, taking into account both the assumed regional pre-mainshock stress tensor and the stress perturbation tensor.
There are a hundred things they could have done differently, but the primary fault for the failure to contain Iran does not lie in Washington.
Professor Bibas said that they would probably lead to a flurry of postconviction filings by people who believed their lawyers were at fault for their failure to get a better deal.
Much of the fault for their failure to pass big reforms lies with Mexico's gridlocked political system: with three big parties in Congress, forming majorities is hard, and the super-majorities needed to amend the constitution even harder.
There has been a subdued blame game being waged in Republican circles for weeks over who is at fault for the failure to pick up more Senate seats than the six the party gained in the 2010 midterm elections.
But this is where Cosmo and Maxim come together, creating something that makes you hate yourself and believe that you're at fault for every failure in your relationships.
Another recent charge made by Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine) -- that Rice may have been partially at fault for the failure to prevent the 1998 bombings at U.S. embassies in east Africa -- was undermined by the original investigators of the attacks, who told HuffPost that Rice played no direct role.
Note shortfalls in production or performance with specific examples and causes, without being self deprecating or blaming others who are not at fault for those failures.
