Sentence examples similar to ambition to blame from inspiring English sources
For this, Mrs. Clinton's against-the-math ambition is primarily to blame.
Perhaps Hurd's ambition is partly to blame as well, but I don't think many would compliment Apotheker's work in this critical area during his reign.
Some reports suggest a gender ambition gap is to blame, while others claim that female candidates are equally ambitious but don't have access to the same donor networks and mentoring opportunities as their male counterparts.
India's immediate region has also frustrated its great-power ambitions, with Pakistan chiefly to blame.
If Podemos and Syriza stumble, failing to meet electoral ambitions or promises, they are tempted to blame forces external to them: the European Union, globalised capitalism or obscure lobbies.
Mankiewicz wasn't wholly to blame, but his own ambitions got him into trouble.
It's naïve to blame an automaker for having the ambition, talent and yes, image, to make that audience as big as possible.
Had events forced Louis to accept a total surrender, it would have been even more tempting for historians to blame the defeat upon the excessive ambitions of an arrogant man.
The US, with Russia and Japan, are to blame for the lack of desperately needed greater ambition," said Nnimmo Bassey, Friends of the Earth international director.
It is very easy to blame the political class for this small-minded nonsense, but in their lack of ambition they represent a truth of the city.
