Sentence examples for cases blame from inspiring English sources

For three of those four cases, blame the Electoral College.This unloved and Byzantine body emerged during America's founding as a compromise between those who wished for direct popular election of a president and those who preferred the president to be elected by Congress.

In some cases, blame could be placed on recalcitrant agencies in the giant federal bureaucracy.

Like his character, the actor was accused of being Jewish and, in some cases, blamed for the virulent attacks that his role inspired.

They have been linked to felony cases, blamed for the national debt, stripped from the budget, exposed to public scrutiny and subjected to ridicule.

The people I work with are... all fully qualified GPs and represent about 40% of the GP workforce, but on the whole tend to be marginalised, unappreciated and in some cases blamed as bringing about the demise of general practice.

The Met, which handles 12% of applications nationally and which is struggling to clear a backlog of 80,000 cases, blames a sharp increase in applications over the past two years and difficulty in recruiting and retaining the staff required to process them.

In some cases, blaming universities would be like putting a metal dish in your microwave, watching it blow up, and blaming the manufacturer.

Although distressed sale transactions were the talk of the street, and in most cases blamed for falling prices, there were as many equity sales in 2010 that closed escrow with equity to buy another property.

Most of the errors are attributed to the fact that the exposure is assessed on the basis of the data self-reported by participants in the case-control study ("recall errors"): in particular, it has been claimed that the increased risks reported in some studies (Table 2) could be due to cases blaming MPs as the cause of the disease.

7. @justbeingpiechy: "Im not racist but that ni**a cut me off!!!!" 6. @roadmiles58: "If the blacks riot on travon case blame the ni**er holder and Obama they bused over liberals to fuel this incident".

Newman Flanagan, the District Attorney who was in charge of the Stuart case, blames the sensational stories on the simple desire to sell newspapers.