Many, probably most, find great fault with that system, but their jobs are important to their families, friends, constituents and to their own self-esteem.
Darius, when he learnt what had taken place, found great fault with the men engaged in this business for not bringing Histiaeus alive into his presence, and commanded his servants to wash and dress the head with all care, and then bury it, as the head of a man who had been a great benefactor to himself and the Persians.
3. Teenagers find great fault with listeners who interrupt, so wait out their long complicated sentences even when they get convoluted.
Unconvinced that viewing oils of monarchs, statesmen, generals and writers could improve anyone's behavior, the new museum's trustees saw no reason to exclude famous men and women who had exhibited "great faults and errors" along with some commendable qualities.
That, to me, is one of his great faults".
He had great faults, yes, and he did shameful things.
"The three great faults combined in one person.
Blonde Redhead - "Loved Despite Great Faults".
However, to fault the test systems when such inconsistency is predictable from both the inherently unstable nature of a malformation and from fundamental principles of teratology, is unrealistic, and, as is shown, perhaps the greater faults lie with the critics.
Tony Blair's great fault has been distracting attention with pointless controversies on minor matters (or the war) from the things Labour has done best.
