Sentence examples for faults poor from inspiring English sources
And so when Mr. Murray faults poor whites' morals today, he unwittingly joins an earlier tradition of blaming the poor for their condition, whether they be black in the 1960s or white at the turn of the 20th century.
He faulted poor planning throughout the country's natural gas supply chain.
It's not her fault, poor thing, that she gets tangled up in James's plans and aspirations.
Starting in the anti-elitist 1960s it took two decades to get rid of a selective secondary system which, despite its faults, gave poor, clever children a real chance.
WHEN Stéphane Dion won the leadership of Canada's Liberals last December, the party faithful knew he had his faults: a poor command of English, a reputation for being inflexible and no real appetite for the cut and thrust of political battle.
The remaining oil is primarily distributed at the edge of faults, in poor sand bodies, and in insufficiently injected and produced areas.
But the qualitative aspects such as human errors, maintenance faults and poor components quality cannot be updated by using FTA as the changes occur.
One can hardly fault the poor and the miserable from being fervent believers.
If manufacturing firms are doing poorly in Britain, this is in large measure their own fault, reflecting poor management.
As for the Dean Witter deal, the results may have been the fault of poor execution under Mr Purcell.
The vaunted economic team is faulted for poor coordination, drawing even the president's ire, and an inability to convey an overarching policy.
