Sentence examples for be difficult to blame from inspiring English sources

If the economy falters from here on out, it will be difficult to blame the Federal Reserve.

It will be difficult to blame this shooting on the victim reaching for a waistband, or on anti-police rhetoric.

"It will be difficult to blame victims for inaction when a public body has behaved in the way described in the report," he said.

NEW YORK TIMES Decisive Action From the Fed  |  The New York Times editorial board writes: "If the economy falters from here on out, it will be difficult to blame the Federal Reserve".

It would be difficult to blame Republicans for all the farm problems, he said, adding that none of the legislation that many Democrats blame for the farmers' economic problems, including the farm program that was passed last year and the new budget-balancing law, could have been enacted without the support of Democrats.

In addition, it may be difficult to blame others because a chronic illness is not intentionally inflicted by another person and rather stresses children's powerlessness.

It is difficult to blame the father, however.

It is difficult to blame him, given the circumstances.

Given these facts, it is difficult to blame gay people for refocusing marriage.

People are waiting for each other so it is difficult to blame anyone.

From a strictly economic perspective, it is difficult to blame Mr. Bush for the current crisis.