Sentence examples for without any fault of from inspiring English sources

"There have been numerous cases of workers losing their accounts without any fault of their own.

It speculates that no gallery today could afford this collection, and notes the altruistic Wedgwood family never "without any fault of their own, the collection might be broken up".

The Rig Veda, a collection of Hindu religious hymns more than 3,000 years old, contains a section known as the Gambler's Hymn which laments: "Without any fault of hers I have driven my devoted wife away because of a die exceeding by one [an unsuccessful bet].

In other words, nearly half of the sensors were removed without any fault of their own, e.g., the sensors were not malfunctioning nor behaving maliciously but were still penalized.

A worse incident happened - without any fault of his own - when Benedict XVI met at the Vatican, during a meeting with thousands of pilgrims, Rebecca Kadaga, the Ugandan political figure who rose to prominence during the legislative debate about the criminalization of homosexuality.

The [C], [D] and [E] manuscripts say the following: * [C]: "Earl Ælfgar, son of Earl Leofric, was outlawed without any fault... ...... * [D]: "Earl Ælfgar, son of Earl Leofric, was outlawed well-nigh without fault... ...... * [E]: "Earl Ælfgar was outlawed because it was thrown at him that he was traitor to the king and all the people of the land.

Without any fault tolerance and recovery strategies, 268 of the total 869 applications failed on the TeraGrid (application failure rate of 30.84 %).

Every physician, and graduating medical student, should be able to provide care in an emergency situation without any faults or lack of confidence and should be independent of the site of the emergency.

Finally, without admitting any fault, Upper Pittsgrove agreed to give him a copy of the tax map.

McWane paid fines to settle many of those citations, but without acknowledging any fault.

The club is proposing that venues should not be closed because of crimes occurring without the fault of management, that venue closure in itself should be a last resort, and that police advice should not have special status in licensing hearings.