Sentence examples for blaming the problem from inspiring English sources

Photograph: John Stillwell/PA 10.09am BST The Green Party has accused David Cameron of trying to shirk responsibility for the smog by blaming the problem on natural causes.

For years, Washington has pursued its "war on drugs" by blaming the problem on the nations that grow and supply, rarely addressing the issue of demand.

The authors of the Mintel, blaming the problem partly on consumer ignorance, recommend the Government "help consumers to help themselves" by providing them with more information about energy savings in accessible ways.

Blaming the problem on the richest of the rich ignores an equally important driver, he said: two-earner household wealth, which has lifted the upper middle class ever further from less educated Americans, who tend to be single parents.

Even in the last hours before election day, Prime Minister Cameron was blaming the problem on "Labour's recession" despite the fact it was a global recession that started in the US sub-prime housing market and spread to every advanced country at the same time.

"This solution should minimise the impact on the local area over the next two to three weeks, after which time the phenomenon is expected to have disappeared," they said in a statement, blaming the problem on "the current elevation of the sun in the sky" – rather than the design of their building.

The transport secretary, Chris Grayling, has written to the affected MPs blaming the problems on Network Rail.

Labour's Tristram Hunt said that the "chickens had come home to roost" - blaming the problems on the lack of oversight in the academy system.

Furthermore, by blaming the problems of Britain on Brussels, they misrepresented the fact that both benefit from a Union.

The automaker blamed the problem on a capacitor "on the high end of the tolerance specified".

It blamed the problem on parts "designed and assembled by the prior owners of Indian Motorcycles".