Sentence examples for fault means from inspiring English sources

Saying a mess-up is your fault means admitting you made a mistake compounded by your own stupidity.

The fault means the rover's work has been put on temporary hold while the back-up computer is reconfigured so it can take full control.

Hazard, Fault Means and Effect Analysis (FMEA), and (security) threat analysis templates are given to guide the analysis of dependability and to capture important dependability metadata.

The multiple strand geometry of the southern Sumatran Fault means that geological slip rates measured from single fault traces may only be minimum estimates of slip rates across the broader Sumatran Fault zone, and that slip rates estimated from GPS velocity profiles across the fault zone probably represent aggregate strain accumulation.

Eurotunnel said on its website that a "technical fault" meant a temporary suspension of its Folkestone-Calais shuttles.

Some engineers said that design fault meant the aircraft should never have been passed fit to fly.

The fault meant that images from the mirror would always be blurred because light rays bouncing off the surface were not properly focused.

A spokesman said: "We made a mistake and applied a contract break fee to [the reader's] account when he was not in contract, and a systems fault meant his refund was not processed as promised.

But a sound fault meant it was two minutes before his voice could be heard.

A network fault meant 200,000 homes in Belfast were without power for a short time on Friday evening.

A network fault meant 200,000 homes in Belfast were without power for a time on Friday evening.