Sentence examples for blamed for destroying from inspiring English sources

Chain stores, widely blamed for destroying high streets in richer bits of Britain, are mostly absent.

The algae were first observed in 1985, return chronically and are blamed for destroying scallops in the Peconics.

The case has been blamed for destroying the political career of former Representative Gary Condit, Democrat of California, who was romantically linked to Ms. Levy.

The militias established or tolerated by the Afghan and American governments constitute a reversal of the efforts made in the early years of the war to disarm such groups, which were blamed for destroying the country during the civil war.

Militants who seized power there after the revolution seethed with hatred of the United States, which they blamed for destroying their democracy in 1953 and for supporting the autocratic Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi for 25 years.

The De Soto National Memorial in Bradenton, Fla., is named for a Spanish conquistador who is now regarded by some as a villain, blamed for destroying American-Indian civilizations throughout the Southeast.

And such nutritious, dense, lengthy pieces of writing are, of course, becoming ever more popular on the very same internet that pessimists blame for destroying our attention spans.

His bugbears are consumerism and globalism, in particular as displayed by the Disney stores and Starbucks, which he blames for destroying the two neighborhoods he loved best in New York City Times Squaree and the strip of Lafayette Street that runs from Houston Street to Astor Place.

Connecting the dots, perhaps somewhat carelessly, we conclude that the Internet is to blame for destroying the American family.

Bill Maher took aim at the idea that liberals are to blame for "destroying the fabric of society with our drug use" on Friday.

He also blamed rebels for destroying polio vaccines so that six million children could not be vaccinated.