Sentence examples for basic blame from inspiring English sources

That is somewhat unfair because the basic blame belongs to his predecessors, Bill Clinton and George W. Bush, who let the bulls of Wall Street run wild in the streets where ordinary folks lived.

Cardiff City manager Malky Mackay blamed "basic errors" as his side's water-tight start to the season unravelled in defeat at Bristol City.

Some critics hold responsible what they see as the current emphasis on "critical thinking" at the expense of basic scientific knowledge; others blame innovations like the No Child Left Behind law that focus on reading and math to the detriment of subjects like science.

Meg Hillier, Labour MP for Hackney South and Shoreditch, has raised the issue with the Home Office and blames "a basic lack of police resources" for the problem.

I'd wager some of the blame rests in basic human nature, and more in our culture, which focuses on fixing illness rather than establishing wellness.

The basic approach is to consistently blame the contamination of the Amazon on Petroecuador, Ecuador's National Oil Company.

Poverty and the failure to ensure universal access to basic social services are to blame.

But in a discipline sharing the imperfection and complexity of society itself, no such situation is attainable, and lawyers are consequently blamed for the basic difficulty of their craft which, it must be said, they sometimes compound by multiplying obscurities, contradictions, and complexities.

ReprintsAn education system that favours elitism over basic schooling is in part to blame.

As much of the ensuing debate seemed to be devoted to who was to blame as to the basic issue itself.

A basic rejoinder is to say that blame or disapprobation, for example, is constituted by a spectrum of responses that do indeed vary from context to context.