Sentence examples for blame a high from inspiring English sources
The fact that Mr. Watson can, with a straight face, blame a high school altercation between black and white teenagers on Wallace's views and pronouncements says a whole lot more about him and his views than Wallace's.
Local experts also blame a high pressure system unofficially called "The Ridiculously Resilient Ridge," but that goofy name is probably the most entertaining thing about California climate science.
The international research team found that countries with a "high" or "very high" human development index – a measure of a nation's wealth known as HDI – could blame a higher fraction of their cancers on extra weight than could countries with a "moderate" or "low" HDI.
Trump Entertainment's three casinos filed for bankruptcy protection for the third time in February, blaming a high debt load and falling revenue.
Officials blamed a high rate of poor and uninsured patients as well as cuts in Medicare and Medicaid and the hospital's inability to negotiate favorable contracts with health insurance companies, claiming their fees were 30 percent below the market rate.
When discussing with constituents what ails our economy, Johnson partly blamed a high corporate tax rate and unnecessary regulations that are burdening businesses.
The National Weather Service blamed a high-pressure system along the East Coast that drew hot, humid air from the south and will probably stay put until late this week.
Former employees blamed a high-pressure sales culture and unattainable sales goals for their actions.
Turns out, we can largely blame a meandering high pressure that delivered record warmth in Alaska during February.
BA blamed a "very high caseload" and said the travel agent would work on it.
Most adults recall the hyperinflationary era of the early 1990s, when shopkeepers would adjust prices each morning, and then change them again in the afternoon.The Central Bank governor, Alexandre Tombini, was quick to blame a strong dollar and high commodity prices.
