The great bulk of the blame, though, lies with the English hooligans themselves.
The only doubt was who would end up with the bulk of the blame: Domenech or his rebellious players.
Scott Boras, who had his own spin on the situation, shares the bulk of the blame for the divorce, writes Ken Rosenthal at FoxSports.
In a statement, Schwab called the S.E.C. settlement a "constructive conclusion" but, as it had in the past, shifted the bulk of the blame to the crisis in the housing market.
They – and traders exploiting fears due to instability in oil-producing countries – bear the bulk of the blame for the squeeze that consumers in poor countries feel when oil prices rise beyond reason.
Colonel Phillabaum pinned the bulk of the blame on two of of the 372nd's soldiers, Sergeant Frederick and Specialist Graner, who are both corrections officers in civilian life.
It is no wonder, then, that city officials were deeply gratified by a judge's decision last month putting the bulk of the blame on Albany and throwing out the state's traditional financing formula.
For someone who complains that the gun-control debate is plagued by its participants' "obstinate refusal to engage with each other," that refusal should have told him all he needed to know about where the bulk of the blame truly lies.
If he proves to be wrong in his measure of the severity of New York's difficulties, he may very well find himself absorbing the bulk of the blame for the kind of calamitous problems that many fiscal experts think his city is about to endure.
Whether critics have taken aim at the church's otherworldly asceticism, its anti-intellectual hostility to "the wisdom of the world" (I Corinthians 1 20), or its frequent expressions of sexism and anti-Semitism, Paul has been made to shoulder the bulk of the blame.
