Sentence examples for more fault from inspiring English sources

Lippi did not complain about the controversial plays, finding much more fault with himself and his team than with the officiating.

But just the whiff of a suggestion has been enough to open yet one more fault line in what used to be depicted as a special relationship between Britain and the United States, paving the way to charges of American cultural hegemony more usually heard in France.

The paradox — that Candidate B, the representative of the incumbent Administration, finds more fault with the way things are than does his throw the-rascals-out opponent — deepens in the details....But the paradox disappears when one examines the remedies the two men propose.

They may also have interesting consequences for experimental considerations, suggesting a different kind of computer architecture which is more fault tolerant (Nielsen and Dawson 2004).

The experimental results show that WMODA can detect more fault samples than the traditional data-driven methods.

The diagnosis results indicate that CELMDAN can extract more fault characteristic information with less interference than ELMD.

Currently, PMT works closely with such semiconductor firms as IBM, Texas Instruments and LSI Logic in America, Sharp in Japan and LG Semicon, Daewoo and Hyundai in South Korea.If the benefits of the Flowfill approach can be achieved outside the laboratory, the result should be more fault-free chips per wafer.

For Pep Guardiola, the man who has made the red machine even more fault-proof by tightening every bolt and turning every screw, however, the 1-0 success at Borussia Dortmund will have proved one of his two or three truly meaningful victories in his time in Germany.

My inclination is to reserve judgment until we know more, for disorganization may explain more faults than dishonesty.

The newly recognized fault zone presents another potential earthquake risk in the region and suggests that more faults are yet to be found.

Hundreds of mostly minor earthquakes have occurred along one or more faults since the sequence began on Feb. 28, said Ken Smith, a seismologist at the Reno laboratory.