Sentence examples for blame how from inspiring English sources

At the heart of the dispute is the question of how much the technology itself is to blame, how much is a training problem and how much can be attributed to the predictable pains associated with learning something new.

Now that the dust has finally settled on England's limp and early exit from Euro 2008 (and we've had our fill of who was to blame, how overpaid the players are and Steve McLaren's umbrella...), perhaps it's time to draw attention to the sadly misjudged pre-match events.

Nhem En, a survivor of sorts from that dark time, is an unwelcome reminder of a knot of dilemmas that Cambodia is only starting to untangle – who to blame; how to forgive; and how to understand a regime that implicated such large swaths of the population in seemingly unfathomable cruelty.

Bill Zimmerman is the author, most recently, of The Student Loan Swindle: Why It Happened, Who Is To Blame, How The Victims Can Be Saved, available as an e-book in all the usual formats.

Instead of either accepting or inflicting any ill-placed blame, how about instead congratulating yourself on being a wonderful spouse who was there until the very end; a spouse who was married, "till death did you part" and is now taking positive steps to move forward in a healthy and productive way....and the very best of you is all that you can ever expect of yourself.

Where they differed was on whom they blamed and how much blame they assigned to each party.

A sub-category, Self-blame, shows how abused women blame themselves for the violence and became disoriented.

Yet others pin the blame on how the crisis has been managed.

Who gets the blame and how far it goes are questions already consuming Washington.

Who to blame and how to punish is the current national obsession.

"I am a bit to blame for how they play," said Martínez.