Sentence examples for blame on everything from inspiring English sources

The theories vary widely, placing the blame on everything from inept sailors to flawed rivets.

Two weighty reports late last year bemoaned America's loss of financial competitiveness, pinning the blame on everything from a culture of rampant litigation to the Sarbanes-Oxley law on corporate governance.

Nor do they misguidedly cast blame on everything but guns.

Relying heavily on evasive maneuvers and bureaucratic doublespeak, the TSA's fumbling explanation for why these scanners are being relegated to a graveyard for taxpayer-funded white elephants casts the blame on everything from faulty software and too-small airports to a belated concern for travelers' privacy concerns.

The online music press jumped all over it first to report the Facebook fracas, and later to offer up some mainly pro-Villalobos punditry, placing blame on everything from uninformed audiences in northern England to poor programming on the part of the promoters for putting Ricardo between consistent crowd pleasers Coxy and Sven Vath.

This has been blamed on everything from immigration to trade to declining rates of unionisation.

But broader social forces are also at play: the fact that stalking appears to be on the rise has been blamed on everything from our obsession with celebrity to social isolation and a growing culture of blame.

On the right of the political spectrum, the tragedy has been blamed on everything from a lack of God in the classroom, to a lack of guns, with many voicing the view that the best way to prevent school shootings would be to arm kindergarten teachers.

Now we can see the result of that huge hike in fees: a fall of nearly 10% in student applications in 2012 in England (where the fees will bite hardest), which the government has blamed on everything except the rise in fees.

It has been blamed on everything from genes to environmental toxins to the discredited concept that childhood vaccines are the culprit.

The decline has been blamed on everything from cellphones in pockets to hormones in water to fatty food in the Western diet.