Sentence examples for widespread fault from inspiring English sources

A government report found widespread fault for the disaster, blaming the local mayor, the building's owner and the bosses of the five garment manufacturers using the building.

The 400-page report on the collapse of the Rana Plaza building in Savar, an industrial suburb of Dhaka, the capital, found widespread fault for the April 24 disaster, which killed 1,127 people.

The most widespread fault this month was failure to indicate an adjective, though the fact that the letters of 'like' appear in the clue word proved very helpful, as many realized and exploited.

It may be a part of the post-Kumamoto earthquake hazard as well as the widespread off-fault aftershocks beneath the entire Kumamoto Plain.

In the vicinity of Çankırı Basin, both the high PT ellipticities observed at all stations (Fig. 2) and scattered seismicity (Fig. 4b) point out a widespread distribution of faults rather than a single localized fault line for the Kızılırmak Fault.

To the northwest the rotation of Greenland caused widespread folding and faulting of sediments in the Sverdrup Basin between about 70 and 35 million years ago (the Eurekan orogeny).

This is consistent with a range of independent observations, including widespread recent normal faulting in Kumano basin (e.g., Sacks et al. 2013), and in situ wireline hydraulic fracturing measurements conducted while drilling ~20-km landward (Saffer et al. 2013).

Rival monitoring groups disagreed about the extent of the vote-rigging, intimidation and other malpractices, but agreed that they were widespread and mostly the fault of the ruling People's Alliance.

The eastern sections were the site of considerable volcanic activity in recent geological times, usually along ancient fault lines; widespread lava eruptions occurred, resulting in the formation of many extinct volcanic cones and crater lakes.

The result has been a government that is risk-averse to a fault.Facing widespread demands for "social justice"—one of the few aims everyone can agree on the government raised the top rate of income tax slightly and introduced a minimum wage of £E700 ($118) a month.

The fact that these trends are so widespread is not the fault of the advertising world--these people are paid to appeal to our ids, they are often self-aware in their tendency to make the world harder for women, that's the life they've chosen.