Sentence examples for chiefly to blame from inspiring English sources
Mr Yanagisawa's successors were chiefly to blame.
Morsi is chiefly to blame for the crisis.
But the Maoists' thugs were chiefly to blame.
India's immediate region has also frustrated its great-power ambitions, with Pakistan chiefly to blame.
The euro crisis and a damaged financial system are chiefly to blame.
Rob then embarked on a career of brigandage, chiefly at the expense of Montrose, whom Rob continued to blame for his downfall and with whom he feuded for years.
A taskforce investigating the crisis concluded this week in a lengthy report that state officials – chiefly, the office of Michigan's governor, Rick Snyder – are to blame for the water crisis, which it unequivocally called a "case of environmental injustice".
The overwhelming scientific consensus is that global warming is occurring and that human activity — chiefly the burning of fossil fuels and cutting down of tropical forests — is likely to blame.
Adding weight to it, Pakistan's army has increasingly come to blame its failures at the frontier on foreign support for the militants there, chiefly from India and Russia.
It isn't Trump or his followers who are really to blame for his rise; it's the circumstances that produced them and the guys, chiefly liberals, who they think created those circumstances.
