Sentence examples for has its own faults from inspiring English sources

The Premier League has its own faults.

Academic publishing has its own faults, known as "publication bias," where researchers and journals only bother publicizing research if something interesting is found (even though such a finding may be an outlier).

Take A Step Back And Stop Criticizing Before you point out the "holes" in another person's religion, take a look at your own, as every religion has its faults.

It is important to note that each approach has its own merits and faults.

Then it gives a brief introduction and comparative analysis on the main behavior control methods at home and abroad – American DuPont company's STOP method, Japanese KYT method of Sumitomo Corporation, and domestic fine, hand pointing and oral description, safety education and training method, etc., and finds that each method has its own merits and faults.

Everyone has his/her own faults, and they need to work through it.

"I feel everyone has their own faults," she said.

The Colorado Plateaus were uplifted 16 million years ago and were segmented into different plateaus, each separated from its neighbors by faults and each having its own uplift rate.

Makaeff's lawyer said the defense team's legal strategy to put all its eggs into one basket was its own fault, and that there had been ample opportunity to collect evidence and depositions from the other class representatives in the case.

It's fine to chide the French, but we have our own faults.

But as artists like Eminem are attacked for homophobic and misogynistic lyrics, critics are noticing that those trying to clean up these lyrics have their own faults.