Sentence examples for main faults are from inspiring English sources

Main faults are represented by thick black lines and active spreading centers by double lines.

Two main faults are interpreted in the NE-SW and in NW-SE directions and form a pattern of horst and graben blocks.

His main faults were vanity and arrogance.

Mrs. Roosevelt's main fault was the common lack of breath control.

"The main fault is me," Soleri told the Guardian in 2008, three years before he retired from the project.

His main fault was weakness; throughout most of his reign, matters of state were handled by favourites, some of whom were incompetent or outright fools.

(Pressed to admit his failings, Mr Brown sometimes sounds like a faux-modest candidate in a job interview, who claims his main fault is working too hard).

Enter a new girl at work, dowdy Sandra Ruth Joness), who makes a play for Eddie, a man whose main fault is his inability to disappoint others.

But, if Mr Eichenwald's account is right, that would be a miscarriage of justice: their main fault was that, for ordinary innocent reasons, they put too much trust in their closest lieutenants.

Jeremy's main fault was his unfortunate choice of friends – notably Peter Bessell MP, who jointly and foolishly entered into the long-running payoff drama with Scott which was his undoing.

However, as shown in a Dec. 7 front-page article, the main fault was the engineering compromises in the design of the Explorer itself, as only a tenth of the rollover deaths involved the tires.