Sentence examples for faults made from inspiring English sources

It said a pattern of subtle but active faults made the risk of earthquakes to the New York City area substantially greater than formerly believed.

Two double faults made it 0-30, but Ivanisevic rallied to 30-all before Agassi passed him with a mid-court forehand to reach match point.

Who taught you how to operate it?" With a smile on his face, he says, "I don't know, it is common sense I guess... .. Dr Brian, with help from the machine's manual and his mechanical-engineering-friend, taught himself to operate the machine and he can even detect little faults made in production and fix it.

"As a human being, everyone has faults, makes missteps and learns from it".

Sichuan also sits along one of Asia's biggest tectonic faults, making it prone to devastating earthquakes.

"We all have faults, make terrible mistakes and are haunted by things like lost love and personal failure.

The concurrence of multiple faults makes the fault detection, in particular, the examination of both the fault types and severities, more challenging.

The yearning for redemption can occasionally veer into sentimentality, but Nadler skillfully creates characters whose failures and faults make them comically, endearingly human.

The main reservoir of Nanpu Oilfield has considerable lateral variation and uncertain stratigraphic dip and faults making its geological tracking difficult.

It is a relief to turn from this pap to Slavoj Zizek's First As Tragedy, Then As Farce, a book which for all its faults makes clear that revolution necessarily involves large doses of suffering and coercion.

The Ohara, Hijima, Yasutomi, Kuresakatouge, Biwako, Miki, and Kusatani faults make up the Yamasaki fault system.