be at fault , auch: be in fault

And now everyone wants to know whether the city is at fault.

She did not like to be at fault, more especially when other people knew.

But might not a time come when all their science would be at fault?

All were at fault, each in his or her own way.

In the ways of the People, she was at fault.

No one has told me I should be at fault.

But others say the space agency itself has been at fault.

In my view Michael was at fault for this one.

That was a situation where the bank may have been at fault.

But it was only for a moment that we were at fault.

Whether his memory is at fault or not I don't know.

It appears a lot of people are at fault here.

But far more than individual performance is at fault, critics say.

He said the captain was at fault for the death.

It was not clear whether patients or doctors were at fault.

It couldn't last, not when she hadn't really been at fault.

After that, for a short period, her memory seemed again to be at fault.

No one can ever be at fault entirely by themselves.

Management is at fault and we must clean it up.

Maybe we were at fault for not seeing September coming.

We tend to believe only one person is at fault.

If something happens to her, who will be able to say that we are at fault?

Sure, Bush and pretty much every other government official is at fault to one degree or another.

More often that not, the older driver is at fault.

Here, lack of confidence was at fault more than anything else.