Sentence examples for substantial fault from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, economists of nearly every ideological stripe also found substantial fault with the plan: liberals, because it does not expand unemployment benefits or food stamps; conservatives, because it fails to lock in President Bush's tax cuts beyond their planned expiration in 2010.

Each experiment has more than 50,000 cables with a total length exceeding 3000 km, and more than 10,000 pipes and tubes for services (cooling, ventilation, power, signal transmission, etc).. Access to repair any substantial fault, or faulty connection, buried inside the experiment would require months just to open the experiments.

Integration of these approaches suggests substantial differences in fault architecture in the different rift sectors that in turn reflect an along-axis variation of the rift development and southward decrease in rift evolution.

In order to achieve sufficient performance for practical applicability, we have developed a representation that provides a highly abstracted view of programs and faults, but is sufficiently detailed to yield substantial reductions in the fault localization costs when compared to the current manpower-intensive approach.

Verdasco was now down a set and a break and even though other areas of his game were still working fine, the double faults created substantial holes in a leaking ship that ultimately sank all chance of an unlikely victory.

After a visit to one of his ex-wives, Julia (Candice Bergen), who has the grace sublimely conveyed by Bergen, in a substantial speech to acknowledge her faults as a parent, Harold merely asks, "You see that big hug she insisted on giving me?" All in all, a charming fellow.

Alternatively, the parallel ruptures show substantial evidence of extensional faulting in this case.

Over the past decades, substantial progress has been made in fault detection and diagnosis (FDD) and fault tolerant control (FTC) research.

The effort to cast the climate challenge as green-energy Davids versus fossil-fueled Goliaths has come with substantial oversimplification: Extreme weather is our fault.

However, relatively little is known about the role of mesoscale deformation structures in the slip behavior and evolution of faults, even though fault gouge may be substantial.

We first develop a geometrical fault model with a substantial variation along strike, and a model for the regional stress field, which is well constrained by the observations.