Sentence examples for arguably to blame from inspiring English sources

If the correct figures are higher, these economies have more slack.Now you see itMismeasurement of the output gap was arguably to blame for the take-off in America's inflation in the 1970s.

The Warcraft universe is far older than the recent WoW phenomenon, dating back to 1994, and is arguably to blame for creator Blizzard Entertainment hiring a historian to keep track.

My next call was to Wendell Holloway, the man who arguably was to blame for my trouble last year.

In particular, they would be likely to target the chair of the compensation committee people such as Spencer Abraham, a former energy secretary and senator who holds the position at Occidental, and Samuel Scott, a former boss of Corn Products International, at Motorola who are arguably more to blame for excessive pay packages than the bosses who receive them.

If fear among industry execs has reached a new level thanks to what some see as a tipping point, labels arguably have themselves to blame.

Those who had been lulled into the expectation of a centrist administration had, arguably, only themselves to blame, having ignored several clear indications of Mr. Bush's real thinking.

Arguably they have only themselves to blame, but the outcome makes further deficit reduction much harder.

The government knows opposition participation would have granted greater legitimacy to the process and to the final draft.Yet, arguably, Fidesz has only itself to blame.

Maybe Congress felt our foreign policy was to blame; it arguably weakened our ability to detect and repel al Qaeda.

Elected officials in White Plains and Albany have been engaged in a protracted and rancorous dispute over who is to blame for what arguably may be the worst fiscal disaster in the history of the county.

There was speculation that NBC's recent investment in Blogher, arguably a competitor to Sugar, was to blame.