Sentence examples for fault going from inspiring English sources

St . Johns has been plummeting in the past decade, with the fault going all the way to the top.

"The removal of the sediments is a little trigger, a little push, the last drop in the bucket that you need to get the fault going," said Eric Calais, a professor of geophysics at Purdue and lead author of the Nature paper, "and then you get the earthquake".

State geologist John Parrish last year accelerated the mapping of the Hollywood fault and released in January a draft map that showed the approximate location of the fault going underneath several major developments in Hollywood, including the Millennium project.

We had previously seen similar cliffs with an Italian geologist working here; he suggested that it might be fault breccia (rocks that a fault went through).

And because it's such a fundamental zone of weakness, anytime anything happens, the Ramapo Fault goes.

This apparently ramshackle improvisation on a shanty-town theme, nestled between the state parliament building and the municipal theatre, is where a festival that is otherwise tasteful to a fault goes to let its hair down after hours.

In a review of driving records for tens of thousands of troops before and after deployments, USAA, a leading insurer of active-duty troops, discovered that auto accidents in which the service members were at fault went up by 13 percent after deployments.

The going wisdom about earthquakes is that the longer a fault goes without a major earthquake, the bigger the quake will be when it finally strikes.

"The Ventura fault goes right through downtown Ventura, so … clearly there would be a lot of damage," Jordan said.

General Manager Terry Bradway said the Jets had to rededicate themselves in the off-season, suggesting that previous success might have obscured the team's faults going into last season.

Dunleavy and Sharpton, for all their faults, go to places like Bushwick, Morrisania, Islip, and Massapequa, listen to the people who live there, and give them a voice.