Sentence examples for chiefly to blame for from inspiring English sources
Morsi is chiefly to blame for the crisis.
Patten will seek to demonstrate that Thompson is chiefly to blame for the "custom and practice" of excessive payouts at the BBC during his tenure.
Having strained a hamstring at the same venue, Mardy Fish, the only American in the top eight, is now a major doubt for London.The rigours of today's schedule are chiefly to blame for the sorry condition of the sport's elite.
Until now, it has been possible for North Korea's two chief economic benefactors, China and South Korea, to intimate that American intransigence is chiefly to blame for the six-party talks being stalled.
The expansion of towns and cities into natural habitats is chiefly to blame for the amphibians' precarious future, but many scientists believe climate change and diseases are acting together as a double whammy.
I can't tell from the survey when education loans resulted in an actual degree and when the student dropped out before finishing and had nothing to show but more debt.However you slice it, policy failures are chiefly to blame for the wealth gap.
