Sentence examples for may be a fault from inspiring English sources

It has been speculated that Valles Marineris may be a fault system separating two continental plates.

Shyness may be a fault, but politeness a virtue, so he always accepts, except for a brief recent spell of novel political protest.

But Mr. Cuomo's fiscal conservatism, most visibly exemplified by his refusal to consider extending the state's temporary income tax surcharge on high-earning New Yorkers, may be a fault line.

Milton called it "the last infirmity of noble minds", and even those who think it a vice can agree with Quintilian: "Though ambition may be a fault in itself, it is often the mother of virtues".

Faber never really went as out-there as I'd hoped he would, although that may be a fault of my own perception — my perception of how the book should be.

According to the distribution of aftershocks (Fig. 1b), the seismogenic fault of this earthquake may be a blind fault extending to the northwest of the Huya Fault or the Tazang Fault northeast of the epicenter.

"This could end tomorrow, and I could be back living in my car," said Puckler, whose brother Bjorn fears that his sibling's guilelessness may be an endearing fault in a town of publicist-spun facades.

His United may be a plodding proposition but a fault line runs through the 64-year-old's transfer dealings, man-management and team selection.

"These stories – especially the latter ones – are obviously drafts, with misspellings and odd syntactical lapses, which may or may not be a fault of the transcription," wrote Jay Parini of the stories in the Guardian at the time.

This observation suggests that F1 may be a southwest-dipping normal fault, which we shall discuss in more details in the later Discussion section.

Alternatively, the threshold to define the fault area is inadequate for the southern area; that is, the fault area may be a half of that estimated.