Sentence examples for might be fault from inspiring English sources

We had previously seen similar cliffs with an Italian geologist working here; he suggested that it might be fault breccia (rocks that a fault went through).

Siemens might be faulted for not recognizing this problem before spending hundreds of millions of its shareholders' dollars on Argon.

While the Op-Ed views on Syria might be faulted for not including many strong outside voices clearly making the argument against the conflict, The Times's own editorials have had a questioning tone.

Mann might be faulted for sometimes seeming to forget that since 1492 it has overwhelmingly been Europeans (not Africans or Native Americans) who have put animals, plants and microbes into motion, but his larger points still stand.

Though the distinguished Ms. Burton might be faulted for her over-the-top posturing as Charlotte, Mr. Hammond, of "Saturday Night Live" fame, dishes up a perfect helping of sleaze as Dr. Framingham.

If Mr. Wilson's presentation is too disorganized, too full of potential ideas to be as informative as it might have been, then "Skin Deep," the show of small abstract paintings and gouache drawings by Mr. Gross might be faulted for being a bit too tidy and well packaged.

The study might be faulted for the authors' explicit intent to eschew any biological studies of infection.

In TSB 07-059 issued on Oct. 26, the company said an error in the engine control current measurement unit might be at fault and it might need to be replaced.

A number of residents were beginning to wonder if they might be at fault.

Some analysts, dealers and customers think the systems might be at fault, which Toyota has denied.

His family, though, wondered whether his medications might be at fault.