Sentence examples for apportion the blame from inspiring English sources

It is not easy to apportion the blame for the disturbance.

And how do we apportion the blame as that slide continues?

There have been heated exchanges between Irish and EU politicians over how to apportion the blame for Ireland's crash.

Vardy wheeled away, arms outstretched in his now familiar celebratory pose, while Terry, Zouma and Courtois exchanged glares and shrugs as they attempted to apportion the blame.

The episode, which became national news, has touched off a debate over who was at fault and how to apportion the blame.

That contains the question with far broader political implications: If China's economy slows, how will China's much-discussed "Internet generation" apportion the blame?

The first phase will involve apportioning the blame for the blast among the defendants.

The amounts had been known, but it was only when the settlement was published on Monday, apportioning the blame among the participants, that the reasons for the ranking were known.

So, students and libraries around the world will soon need to stock up on the revised editions that the textbooks' authors are busy working on.More important, there has also been a boom (a bubble, perhaps?) in books explaining, dissecting and apportioning the blame for the crisis.

Moran apportioned the blame for torture on the Bush administration generally, but Rushing pressed him to "name names".

It apportions the blame for anti-queer violence, physical and psychological, on its victims and denies the all pervasive consequences of the closet.