Sentence examples for blame the problems from inspiring English sources

Predictably, many Congressional Republicans blame the problems on President Obama and budget cuts supported by the Democrats.

Conservatives blame the problems of sexual violence on western values, immodest dress or even on the over-consumption of junk food.

What Lessig shows, brilliantly and persuasively, is that we can't blame the problems of contemporary American life on bad people, as our discourse all too often tends to do.

"Whatever may lie ahead I find that extremely reassuring". The shadow chancellor, Ed Balls, said Osborne could not blame the problems in the eurozone for his mistakes in handling the economy.

Mr. Monti has in recent days sought to blame the problems in Spain for the run-up in Italian bond yields, while French President Nicolas Sarkozy, who is running for re-election, has raised hackles in Madrid by suggesting that France could end up like Spain if people voted for his Socialist Party opponent.

But they blame the problems on another member of the lab.

BW: And would you blame the problem on the press, on the media coverage?

They worked on the way down, though, and both Gallagher and Evans refused to blame the problem for their result.

They blame the problem on poor training, an emphasis on provocative conclusions in papers, a dearth of experimental details, and an overemphasis on publications in high-impact journals.

Do you blame the problem on a new boyfriend, when in fact your sibling left you feeling betrayed long ago?

She blamed the problems on the new system.