Sentence examples for begun to blame from inspiring English sources

They have begun to blame themselves: was she not just too young?

Lawmakers have begun to blame each other for the problems, which include missed deadlines, cost overruns and poor service.

Mr. Trump has insisted that economic growth will continue at a rapid clip, but he has also begun to blame the Fed for any slowdown that might occur.

In recent days, some specialists have begun to blame the central bank and European political leaders for making the problem worse.

The rapid growth that followed the opening of India's economy in 1991 has widened the gulf between rich and poor, and some here have begun to blame liberalization for the rising tide of corruption.

But faster and tighter turns increase torque on the legs, and with the knee injuries growing more prevalent in skiing, especially among women, some have begun to blame the new skis.

And finally I began to blame McCone for interfering.

"People are beginning to blame the president," says Saúl Cabrera of Consultores 21, a pollster.

Still angry about the past, he began to blame all Sunnis, including his wife, for his suffering.

Nonetheless, he began to blame the media for the ridicule he suffered at the hands of the general public.

More than a few are beginning to blame the practices of executives in the European fashion business.