Sentence examples for faults and problems from inspiring English sources

"It's got its faults and problems, but that's a part of the whole picture".

They tended to turn to revolutionary socialism, or whatever it was, which, for all its faults and problems, was at least a post-Enlightenment idea.

The novel reads like a catalogue of the faults and problems of the Lamberts and all the ways they wind each other up.

The Tories' contention that nobody in government is in charge of what is going on in Iraq is gaining traction.That matters, but not nearly so much as the damage done by the revolting images from Abu Ghraib to Mr Blair's claim that for all its faults and problems, the coalition is engaged in a profoundly moral enterprise (see article).

Consistently, through more than three years of eurozone crisis, Merkel has been pressed to do more, but her bottom line has always been to refuse German liability for the faults and problems of others unless German rules and controls are observed.

Half of these were due to track faults and problems with overhead cables.

Background: There are many examples of inadequate screening studies because of design faults and consent problems.

The ability of such a mesh network to monitor itself, diagnose faults and anticipate problems are essential features for its sustainable operation.

Further, systems engineering studies such as process control, dynamic optimization, identification of faults and other operational problems in fuel cell studies are missing to a large extent.

The point about the fake history that expunges the Clinton years is that it turns the budget into a story in which nobody is at fault because everyone is at fault, and the problem is a generic issue of runaway spending.

The geotechnical nature is often responsible for failure of any geotechnical structure; the design fault and operating problem also affect structural integrity.