Most importantly, the main fault line in French football is not just race, but class.
"The main fault is me," Soleri told the Guardian in 2008, three years before he retired from the project.
This ponderous statement shows up the main fault in Schlink's novel: the tendency to lecture, without humor or much element of surprise.
The main fault line is over whether the borrowers — Portugal and Ireland, as well as Greece — or the lenders are to blame.
A new economic team might have eased that task, though the main fault of the current one is merely to be unlucky.
When running games suffer like that, the main fault invariably lies with the offensive line, and the Giants have a young and almost entirely revamped line.
The main fault line crossing most Muslim societies isn't even between secularists and religionists, but between Muslims with different ideas about the proper role of religion.
However, when someone close to you is in the middle of the system you can clearly see that the main fault for delay lies not with claims firms but with the banks.
"The main fault line of the Second Republic was pro-anti-Berlusconi," said Duncan McDonnell, a political scientist at the European University Institute in Florence, referring to the Berlusconi years.
However, as shown in a Dec. 7 front-page article, the main fault was the engineering compromises in the design of the Explorer itself, as only a tenth of the rollover deaths involved the tires.
The main fault line this time around?
