Sentence examples for blaming to a from inspiring English sources

Currently, there is no effective treatment to EV71-caused diseases, partially blaming to a lack of understanding EV71 replication mechanism (Solomon et al., 2010).

The vice-president instead ascribed blame to "a culture that promotes passivity".

In years past, Houston could shift blame to a crowded schedule with the CONCACAF Champions League.

Let's not fool ourselves here – many African countries have themselves to blame to a certain degree for some of the failures at Doha.

Nowhere is that more true than in boxing, a state of affairs that can be blamed to an extent on Floyd Mayweather.

L. Rev. 1359, 1392 (2009) ("[A]ttributing blame to a corporation is no more sensible than attributing blame to a dagger, a fountain pen, a Chevrolet, or any other instrumentality of crime").; Lawrence Friedman, In Defense of Corporate Criminal Liability, 23 Harv.

Constructing homogeneity makes it easier to assign collective blame to a group for the actions of a minority.

Our aim at the A's is to properly allocate credit and blame to a player.

As Beane puts it: "Our aim is to properly allocate credit and blame to a player.

However, like many others Nawaz also apportioned blame to a wider culture of corruption.

Terrorism evokes a complex range of responses, from attribution and blame to a more nuanced political questioning.