Sentence examples for some of the faults from inspiring English sources

Now for some of the faults.

Along some of the faults, notably the San Andreas, earthquake shocks occur, and occasionally these have produced devastating results.

Some of the faults were only predictive of the most aggressive, and dangerous, form of the cancer, called oestrogen receptor negative breast cancer.

This has some of the faults of the genre, but overall these poems by former BBC radio producer Graham Tayar are effective, often moving.

He was called out by the US astrophysicist and cosmologist Neil deGrasse Tyson, who pointed out some of the faults in BoB's reasoning, and BoB responded with a diss track, which is where it all got a bit less funny.

But though he mentions some of the faults of the brilliant, mercurial, charismatic and utterly unscrupulous Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto, Benazir's father, and references his instigation of the training of conservative Islamists to hit hardline leftist nationalists in Afghanistan in the early 70s, some may find the portrayal of this key historical figure a shade uncritical.

McCain accepted some of the fault.

He said some of the fault lay with its design.

The survey respondents seemed to know where some of the fault lies.

In practice, it seems to prefer mediocre uniformity to bold experiment.Yet some of the fault clearly lies with the reformers themselves.

However, we need to accept some of the fault in this life as well: We are the ones who put these morally-challenged individuals in office.