Sentence examples for apportionment of blame from inspiring English sources

That apportionment of blame wasn't strictly accurate.

The explanation for Nixon's bizarre apportionment of blame lies in a complicated network of regional loyalties.

For the time being the apportionment of blame can be left to the historians.

But the scale of suffering is imbalanced, and so is the apportionment of blame.

Basketball sits between baseball and football in terms of the apportionment of blame and credit for victory or defeat.

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The critic Mark Edmundson has written that the next advance in our literature will come from writers who can look beyond the stark divide of black and white and simple apportionments of blame and guilt toward what comes after: "Walk Through Darkness" is an indication that such writers may be on the horizon.

Buried halfway through Ms. Merkin's plea for a fairer apportionment of the blame among the various--as she saw it--culprits was this odd little parenthetical disclaimer: "(I did not know Mr. Madoff nor did I invest with his firm, but have a sibling who did business with him)." A sibling who did business with him?

Blame was often placed on mothers, including a risk of blame for misaligned paternity.

Allocation of resources, apportionment of productive assets among different uses.

§ 192.7 Apportionment of withheld funds after compliance.