Sentence examples for legitimate faults from inspiring English sources

Professor Rosen may have found legitimate faults with some prosecutors, but to say that the solution lies with "polling" juries and the public on when to bring or not to bring charges is likely to produce a greater problem than the one he is arguing against.

This troll is much more common among friends and is considered less mean than other forms of trolling, since it is usually pointing out a very legitimate fault in the community.

They are rare; something has gone wrong; maybe the complaint isn't legitimate; maybe it's their own fault.

These are legitimate warnings it's certainly hard to fault analysts for urging caution and diversified portfolios in times like these.

Pyongyang's state media has labelled the summit a "nonsensical" effort to find fault with the North's "legitimate access to nuclear weapons".

John McCain, while a candidate with many faults, was a war hero and legitimate potential commander-in-chief, That is, until he, too, went with the wingnuts as exemplified by his VP choice.

While faulting the Muslim world where fault is due, it also understands its legitimate grievances.

That game may be based on legitimate studies, but they are automatically suspect for faulting an entire generation for profligate behavior.

Now, I think a dalmatian is a perfectly legitimate answer for that particular picture so hard to fault it for that.

What is at fault, if fault there be, are accounting rules which, under the guise of affording management legitimate choices, result in distorted earnings figures.

If they choose to violate U.S. law yet again by refusing to participate in the census because of a perfectly legitimate question about citizenship, that's not the U.S. government's fault.