Sentence examples for blamed on increased from inspiring English sources

A positive reaction to Morrisons results saw the supermarket group's shares add 11.3p to 317.8p But Admiral fell another 67.5p to 820p in the wake of the car insurer's profit warning on Wednesday, which it blamed on increased personal injury claims.

The fading American Dream, say the researchers, can largely be blamed on increasing income inequality.

Las Vegas-based National sought Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection from creditors in December, in the face of losses blamed on increasing fuel costs.

This fact is often blamed on increasing challenges from pests and pathogens, as well as episodes of severe decline such as the enigmatic 'colony collapse disorder' (CCD) [ 4].

Cheating occurs among both weak and strong students, male and female students and part of the rise in incidence is blamed on increase pressure for good grades and the decreased stigma associated with academic dishonesty.

The past injuries have been blamed on an increased volume in training but that has been pegged back this winter to involve a process of what she calls "one impact day, one not impact day... so I'm not pushing my body every day".

Blame it on increased competition.

They are taking it in some cases simply to relieve the boredom and trauma of their daily lives.' The number of people whose deaths were blamed on ecstasy has increased sixfold from 12 in 1996 to 72 in 2002, when the last accurate figures were available.

The rise was blamed on an increase in users, but the company also said more governments were starting to "exercise their authority to make requests".

The fall in the number of LNG shipments was blamed on steep increases in the cost of imported gas making coal cheaper for power generation.

A Kaufman Brothers analyst blamed the upset on increased competition from new diet pills and downgraded the company to “hold.”.