There won't be much to fault in that.
It could be argued that regulators are as much at fault for high default rates among some of the firms it insures as are the firms themselves.
One view is that Icelanders did the right thing: nationalized their banks, told their creditors that they were as much at fault as the debtors ever were, and refused to stop paying for a welfare state.
So maybe Jose Mourinho was not just shifting the buck when, prior to this vital match, he pointed out the players were as much at fault for the champions' miserable season as he was.
Thompson, now retired, with his sneaker contracts and his complicity in the perversion of higher education (which, truth be told, does a good job of perverting itself even without sports) is as much at fault as any of the white coaches -- Knight, Tarkanian, Paterno, Coach K -- who have now and again operated teams that field winning universities.
If you fight for something and don't do it yourself, you're as much at fault for not doing that thing as anybody else is, perhaps more.
The police and the insurance company had decided that Oghi was very much at fault.
This has led some Israelis to question whether the political system is as much at fault as the leaders.
Luczak's mother, Jolanta, told Sky News that the UK was "very much at fault" for the death of her grandson.
But Benn's editor is as much at fault as the author for tolerating the sloppy tic of starting endless paragraphs with questions.
Despite the guilty verdict against Magdelena Luczak, her mother, Jolanta, defended her in an interview with Sky News and insisted instead that the authorities were "very much at fault" for the death of her grandson.
