Sentence examples for are starting to blame from inspiring English sources

But another worry is that Americans are starting to blame them for their economic woes.

It seems we are starting to blame social media as much as the fashion industry for eating disorders.

Drunken driving was up and doctors were starting to blame alcohol abuse for many maladies," which fueled the ad-banning activists.

Now that Adam Schiff is starting to blame President Obama for Russian meddling in the election, he is probably doing so as yet another excuse that the Democrats, lead by their fearless leader, Crooked Hillary Clinton, lost the 2016 election.

Sadly, as these bloggers are starting to learn, blaming everything on gluten intolerances gets you only so far.

The tears are starting to flow and I can't blame him.

As the imbalances created by this bubble continue to hold back America's economy, more people are starting to point the finger of blame at the Fed.Such criticism last week provoked Alan Greenspan, the Fed's chairman, to defend his record (see article).

British drinkers are starting to shun the wine and the blame for its decline, says Clarke, should be firmly placed at the door of the neurotic, weight-conscious fictional publishing assistant created by Helen Fielding.

Even investment writers are starting to buy (or sell) the corporate blame game, as seen in a recent post on The Motley Fool.

Kris Gray, English teacher and blogger Blame Borat, but tourists are starting to come to Kazakhstan.

It was a remarkable thing to say, the result of a new discourse in that country in which many are now starting to blame perpetrators, not victims -- to accept, as campus anti-rape activists here put it, that "rapists cause rape".