Sentence examples for blame noting from inspiring English sources

Agilent is quick to say that Oracle is not to blame, noting that such moves are typically complex.

Brendan Buck, a spokesman for the House speaker, John A. Boehner, tried to deflect that blame, noting that the House has already proposed alternative spending cuts as a way of avoiding the automatic ones.

But some officers said that leadership could not escape blame, noting that the unit's commanders should not have allowed discipline to deteriorate or confidence in security to drop to such a level that the soldiers felt compelled to rebel against lawful orders.

A Time magazine cover story in April declared that "the climate is crashing and global warming is to blame," noting that a new Time/ABC News/Stanford University poll showed that 87percentt of respondents believe the government should encourage or require a lowering of power-plant emissions.

Some insisted humans were ultimately to blame, noting that the decline came after decades of overharvesting of the fish that normally keep smothering algae at bay.

Davis didn't single out Trump's campaign for blame, noting that "heated" rhetoric existed on "both sides," but it was Trump who targeted Muslims, branded many Mexican immigrants "rapists" and characterized African-American communities as hellholes in his speeches.

"The girls are being blamed," noted Amie Kandeh, a heroic American-educated Sierra Leonean who runs women's programs here for the International Rescue Committee (www.rescue.org).org

If you believe that the earth is on an aberrant warming trend right now, and that industrial CO2 is to blame (note that the earth has been gradually warming for thousands of years, which is why we're not under a glacier), then consider this: If Honda sedans were substituted for every SUV, the old earth wouldn't know the difference.

Mr. King tried to deflect the blame by noting that it was ABC, not CNN, that ran the story.

O Alan Noble doesn't blame fans, noting an inherent contradiction: "What draws fans is when they can identify with a player.

One former top adviser to Mrs. Clinton here in 2008, however, said it was not fair to the state to blame gender, noting that Mr. Obama fared better than Mrs. Clinton in all the caucus states because of his superior organization and more compelling message with liberal activists.