Sentence examples for litany of faults from inspiring English sources
Its report is a long litany of faults – most dams had made no provisions for flash floods, some didn't have the necessary approvals, and a few dumped muck on riverbanks or riverbeds.
At the same time, it has been criticized by value engineers and inventors for a litany of faults, ranging from the space it takes up in a filing cabinet to its propensity to get bent out of shape.
The goaltending, needless to say, was suddenly of beer-league quality, as top flight goalies Marc-André Fleury and Ilya Bryzgalov each suffered a litany of embarrassing faults, in part because neither team could muster much of a defensive effort.
Interviewees could relate a litany of human error that occurs in everyday farming practice.
In so doing, the president opened up a litany of risks, exposing a fault line between the United States and the Egyptian military which, perhaps more than any other entity in the region, has for 30 years served as the bulwark protecting a critical American concern in the Middle East: the 1979 Camp David peace treaty between Egypt and Israel.
For all its glamour and great personages, "Personal History" is a litany of humiliations, incidents in which the memoirist faults herself for lack of judgment, of independence, or of strength.
The report by the General Accounting Office, which was released yesterday, faulted the center for a litany of security flaws, such as not safeguarding pathogens that could be converted into biological weapons and allowing unescorted foreign scientists access to biocontainment areas.
The wantonly murderous security services and armed civilian bands of regimes past dissipated as, whatever his other faults, President René Préval marked a change in at least this aspect from the litany of rancid despots who have actively victimised the Haitian populace without cease since colonial times.
Next year, a "Litany of Lamb"?
Together they recounted a litany of trespasses.
