Sentence examples for blamed for driving from inspiring English sources
Iraqis are blamed for driving up prices and taking away scarce jobs.
The reforms have been widely blamed for driving Greece deeper into recession.
Notice there's no mention of "renewable energy policies" which Newman claimed the charity had blamed for driving energy prices higher.
As the credit crunch bites and stock markets slump, "short sellers" are being blamed for driving share prices down.
The practice is blamed for driving up the price of treatment and is illegal in several US states.
The Democrat mayor's dealings - including brokering a $1.44bn deal in 2005 to restructure Detroit's pension liabilities - were widely blamed for driving the city towards bankruptcy.
It plans to invest more in biofuels which environmental groups blame for driving up food prices and deforestation.
Congress is debating measures that would tackle speculators, whom many in Washington blame for driving up commodity prices.
The one new thing I learned is that liberal "rhetoric" is to blame for driving the gun guys into a "defensive crouch".
The work contrasts with the state's renown as the scourge of illegal immigrants, whom critics blame for driving up crime, stealing jobs and burdening hospitals and schools.
On Sunday, the boss of supermarket Iceland, Malcolm Walker, said local councils were to blame for driving down food quality with cheap food contracts for schools and hospitals.
