Sentence examples for faults as a from inspiring English sources

His faults as a man and as a writer are alive and wriggling on every page, and eventually they crowd out the reader.

What is more, Mr. Rajoy — for all his faults as a poor communicator and slow decision maker — is a dogged reformer.

But Mr. Moore's presumed faults as a filmmaker and as an openly left muckraker have no bearing on "Celsius 41.11" or its worth as a film.

Maybe they were listening to Michael Steele, the former chairman of the Republican National Committee, who for all his faults as a leader and spokesman did demonstrate some solid instincts about the direction in which the G.O.P. should be heading.

The Conservative election manifesto was an "invitation to join the government of Britain".Whatever its faults as a political message, and however fanciful its vision of a renaissance of voluntarism, Mr Cameron was never going to ditch the big society.

For all his faults as a manager, Mr Vyakhirev co-operated when the Kremlin needed to bankrupt Mr Gusinsky's media empire; Gazprom obliged by suddenly calling in its previously forgotten debts.

This can lead to serious difficulties if the systems develop a fault, as was the case with a 2009 Air France crash.

The method applies the technique of descriptor systems by considering sensor faults as an auxiliary state variable.

So we chose the distance between villages and faults as an important influence factor.

Probably with fewer women than men, because most women don't regard admitting fault as a liability.

"There may not be a lot," he said, "but if there aren't, it's our fault, it's my fault as a player".