Sentence examples for best to blame from inspiring English sources

Democrats are doing their best to blame President Bush and his tax cut.

Still, with control of the House, Senate and a third of the governorships at stake next year, the problem for Democrats is how best to blame the Republicans' $1.35 trillion tax cut for the slow economy and for the disappearing federal budget surplus without seeming to take on President Bush, who remains enormously popular in the polls.

They will do their best to blame you and come out squeaky clean.

That way he will be best able to blame the Legislature for failing to deliver on promises of a transit bailout.

Hughes did his best to spread blame.

This week the Commons select committee did its best to shift blame on to the Arts Council, and divert criticism from the folly of the government's cuts.

If you're in charge while the country is in recession, your best bet is to blame the lacklustre economy on a previous administration.

If you're in charge while the country is in recession, your best bet is to blame the lackluster economy on a previous administration.

Mr Anderegg points to declining school performance and college enrolment in science subjects in America, and to the fact that employers in certain fields are now having to look abroad to find the best graduates.Parents are partly to blame.

Soon after, Chase stepped down after protests from supporters, who complained that he kept selling the club's best players and was to blame for their relegation.

Soon after O'Neill's resignation, Chase stepped down after protests from supporters, who complained that he kept selling the club's best players and was to blame for the relegation.