Sentence examples for blamed over from inspiring English sources

Mr Blair had said he would resign if he was blamed over this.

Or, as the Sun puts it: "Four millionaires blamed over Britain's banking meltdown were forced to make grovelling apologies yesterday".

Some Clinton supporters have been blamed over anonymous chain emails questioning Obama's citizenship, but none of the rumormongers were linked to the campaign.

Some Clinton supporters have been blamed over anonymous chain emails for questioning Obama's citizenship, but none of the rumormongers were linked to the campaign.

Mr. Bashir has been vilified in the West and blamed over the years for cozying up to Osama bin Laden, abusing human rights and unleashing death squads in Darfur, the war-racked region of western Sudan.

An answer came this week when Yoshiki Sasai, a distinguished stem-cell biologist at the RIKEN Centre for Developmental Biology in Kobe, Japan, hanged himself after being blamed over the fabrication of research.Dr Sasai had been an author, with Haruko Obokata, a younger, female colleague whose work he was supervising and promoting, of two papers published in January in Nature.

The poll also found 60% of those polled believe the South Australian blackout would have occurred "regardless of how the electricity was produced", compared with 17% who blamed over-reliance on renewables and 24% undecided.

In "Mom: The Transformation of Motherhood in Modern America" (2010), the historian Rebecca Jo Plant argued that to many readers, the book seemed less like a progressive rallying cry than a continuation of the housewife-bashing of books like Philip Wylie's 1942 best seller, "Generation of Vipers," which blamed over-involved mothers for all manner of social ills.

The Public Accounts Committee blamed over-optimistic forecasts about the number of passengers using the service.

House builders have blamed over-regulation in Wales, a poor planning system and the delayed implementation of the Help to Buy scheme for borrowers.

The authors also blame over-hasty decision-making on Britain's tendency to single-party government.