Sentence examples for blamed today from inspiring English sources

In some conservative quarters, the press is still blamed today for reporting those facts.

1963 Report Clears Prime Minister LONDON — Prime Minister Harold Macmillan and his ministers were blamed today [Sept.

The retention of corporal punishment in many British schools is blamed today for the "disturbing" amount of pornography now on sale which dwells on school beatings.

So their earnings are sometimes susceptible to weather-related production reductions of the sort that Ford blamed today in posting a second warning about earnings.

It may seem paradoxical to try to lessen inequality by relying on the institutions that are most blamed today, but it is only through these institutions that inequality reduction can really work well in a capitalist economy.

A feud between right-wing paramilitaries and criminal gangs was blamed today for a powerful car bomb that exploded in a crowded park in the Colombian city of Medellin on Thursday night, killing 8 people and injuring 137.

At first they blamed winter vacation.

They can't be blamed this year.

Sony also blamed winter storms in the Eastern United States for decreasing turnout.

Melamine is the same chemical blamed last year for sickening thousands of pets in the United States.

After all, many manufacturing companies have blamed this year's disappointing earnings on the strong dollar.