Sentence examples for faulted that from inspiring English sources
The appeals court judges faulted that lawyer, Stephen C. Worth, for a conflict of interest.
The appellate ruling faulted that approach, calling it "the logic of the Queen of Hearts, substituting E.P.A.'s desires for the plain text" of the law.
Savolainen faulted that analysis, however, because it didn't include data from southern East Asia.
But the judge faulted that evidence, saying the studies did not take into account the cumulative effect of differences in spending over many years of schooling.
Their defensive efforts cannot be faulted; that they have only conceded one try in over 140 minutes of rugby suggests they are at least on the right track in that respect.
After making sure Shore was safely off the court (she was dehydrated, her father said), Chang double-faulted that game away and lost the next three games en route to dropping the set.
They rattled through the early exchanges at a good lick, the serve dominant, and it was not until the fourth game when Pouille aced and double-faulted that the nerves kicked in.
I don't fault that decision.
I don't see how anyone could fault that.
The double-fault that followed was no laughing matter.
