Sentence examples for blamed for generating from inspiring English sources
In an age when social media increasingly is blamed for generating envy and inauthenticity, Vine was about pure entertainment.
And it is these eco-pitchmen, trumpeting claims that are not always substantiated, whom Mr. Pope of the Sierra Club blames for generating much of the green noise.
Left-wing rhetoric often treats Enlightenment liberalism as hopelessly tainted by its founders' racist and sexist sins, if not a mere cover for white male privilege and colonialist atrocity; the Enlightenment is even blamed, dubiously, for generating racism itself.
"None," was the answer of Joe Biden, America's vice-president, who was in Mexico City on March 5th to meet the three main contenders in July's presidential race.Mr Biden arrived under unprecedented pressure from regional presidents for the United States to give way on prohibition, which many in the region blame for generating appalling violence.
At the same time, Karzai has blamed the US for generating insecurity in Afghanistan and has had the gall to suggest that continuing immunity for US troops after 2014 will be conditional on their ability to provide "peace and stability" for his country.
Romney blamed the media for generating too much attention to the issue.
Publicly they blame politicians in Bissau for generating one of the world's lowest levels of GDP per head; two out of three citizens live below the poverty line.
Mr. Consolo said he appreciated the irony that the Internet, which has been blamed for falling sales of recorded music, could generate interest in bands through online games.
The two cases are linked together in that some observers blame difficulties in utility regulation for generating interest in nonprofit utilities.
Market punters are often blamed for pushing securities prices from extreme to extreme, generating crises along the way.
About 90% of Poland's electricity is generated from burning coal, a fuel blamed for increased levels of carbon dioxide (CO2) in the atmosphere.
