Sentence examples for outright fault from inspiring English sources
Though it didn't outright fault intelligence services for their performance before and after November 13th, the committee recommended a bureaucratic overhaul that would integrate and streamline the multiple agencies responsible for intelligence collection.
Mr. Shimazaki and others say the fault lay not in outright corruption, but rather complicity among like-minded insiders who prospered for decades by scratching one another's backs.
It's been my impression that Obama - perhaps to a fault - seems to outright loathe having to do what the media expects of him.
Much of it is based on exaggeration or outright lies (for instance, they claim that 9/11 is the fault of the psychiatric industry because al-Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri is a psychiatrist, when he's actually a surgeon).
Concealing Facts Other lawsuits reveal how operators have dealt with the discovery of active fault lines by underestimating their importance or concealing them outright, even as nuclear regulators remained passive.
Many on the Conservative right also chafe at having to govern in coalition with the Liberal Democrats, the most pro-European of Britain's political parties, and fault Mr. Cameron for failing in the last general election to win an outright majority that would allow the Conservatives to govern on their own.
And while it's hard to hold Tumblr at fault for wanting to clean up its network, it's somewhat debatable if an outright ban was the best way to help the people who are suffering from these diseases.
He never wavered in his outright determination to create a line of products that were at once aesthetically pleasing and utilitarian to a fault.
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.
Many rejected it outright.
