Sentence examples for blame directed from inspiring English sources
AS THE toll of dead and missing from landslides and flash floods in the north-east of the country passed 1,500 last weekend, President Gloria Arroyo led a chorus of blame directed at illegal logging.
Logically, we should feel less inclined to blame the jobless for their plight in a period of high unemployment, but opinion polls suggest growing blame directed towards those on benefits.
The move is a sign of the growing consumer and business interest in the welfare and environmental impact of animals reared for meat, dairy and eggs, with most of the blame directed at intensive, factory-style farms.
Lowlicht: There does seem to be a lot of blame directed toward the financial industry and while there is responsibility there it appears to be a convenient scapegoat for the other responsible parties involved in the most recent crisis including the U.S. government.
I will not quantify the ranting of blame as the result of this speechless act; we have all observed much of this blame directed at the political right, Tea Party, members of the news media, and politicians.
Anger and blame directed toward others (hostile confrontation) or oneself (self-blame) may be reduced in a working environment that fosters positive working relationships through effective leadership (36 ).
Neither of these will happen, though, unless the blame is directed to where it belongs.
Blame was directed against the rebel Kurdistan Workers Partyy (PKK), but it denied responsibility.
And blame is directed less at the politicians than at private wealth and those who manage it.
For years, a debate has been going on about scandals in Washington, with blame being directed, from various quarters, at the press, the courts, prosecutors, and Congress.
