Sentence examples for blamed as having from inspiring English sources

But with some real estate investors being blamed as having played a significant role in the housing boom and bust, it's going to be a little harder for Mr. Sheets to woo new students.

And of course they would be blamed as having a "bad attitude" or "emotional problems," even though they were being verbally, mentally, and physically abused every single day they stepped into practice.

Changes to A-levels, the results of which will be received by hundreds of thousands of teenagers tomorrow, have been blamed, as have funding cuts.

Increased volcanic activity since 2000 has also been blamed, as have variations in solar activity.

The area is populated by a volatile mix of Shiites and Sunnis, and sectarian tensions are invariably high, but the violence there has been blamed as much on criminal gangs as on religious or political factions.

A particularly sensitive bundle of neurons stretching from the brain to the lungs might be to blame as well, researchers have found.

I somehow knew that I would never again feel so desperate, so despised, so weak and blamed as I had that year.

The rate of immigration is causing some trouble – such as crazy house prices and pressure on jobs and services – and it's not inconceivable that immigrants will be blamed, as they have been in the UK.

This is particularly true in Benin where the cotton-biased agricultural policy and investment can be blamed, as it has made food procurement largely dependent on imports, mostly for rice, vegetal oil, and meat and dairy products.

And President Obama did do a little blaming — as well he should have.

It is also a charge for which a Republican Congress shares much blame, as having not only refused to increase the State Department's operating budget, as requested, during Secretary Clinton's tenure--but having actually cut that budget.