Sentence examples for are beginning to blame from inspiring English sources

"People are beginning to blame the president," says Saúl Cabrera of Consultores 21, a pollster.

More than a few are beginning to blame the practices of executives in the European fashion business.

And, sure enough, as at any time of crisis, some in the military and bureaucratic establishments are beginning to blame democracy.

But as Iran's economy flags, one of the starkest changes wrought by its increasingly ugly regime is that Iranians are beginning to blame their leaders more than foreigners for their woes.

And it sounds like Leetch, who has been the captain the last three seasons, is beginning to blame himself.

The poll also suggests that voters are beginning to lay blame for the handling of the prisoner abuse scandal at Mr Bush's feet.

Ten months after Brandy French, 16, died of an overdose of the drug Ecstasy, law enforcement officials here and Brandy's father, Don French, are beginning to formally apportion blame.

While Republicans have counted on voters blaming Mr. Obama for the hard times, some are beginning to worry that they will be blamed for their obstructionism.

In his town-hall-style meeting, Mr. Romney blamed Mr. Obama for blaming others, saying that because the president was unable to talk about his record or his vision, "he is beginning to turn to blame".

A few huddled staffers were beginning to place blame.

They have begun to blame themselves: was she not just too young?