Sentence examples for blames with from inspiring English sources

Mr Jansa blames, with some justice, the cosiness of "old networks" from Yugoslav days.

Partly to blame – with Ramsey – for the goal.

Perhaps post-modernism is to blame, with its instant nostalgia and fetishisation of the recent past.

Frequent ovulation has been blamed, with some physicians touting the benefits of oral contraception.

Syria and Iran are blamed with tooling up Hizbullah and Hamas for a summer offensive.

George Steinbrenner has only himself to blame ("With Only 150 Games to Go, Steinbrenner Checks In," April 18).

Revenue-generating sports are partly to blame, with their huge payrolls, expensive facilities and rosters filled with benchwarmers.

London's increased cost of living is particularly to blame, with annual rents of up to £8,710.

Credit-rating agencies were widely blamed with being too slow to respond during the financial crisis.

Capitalism is also being blamed with renewed vigor for a range of social ills, from air pollution to obesity.

The charity said the economic downturn was probably still partly to blame with some people unable to look after pets.