Sentence examples for cited blame from inspiring English sources
During the announcement, West cited "Blame Game" as his favorite song from the album, which was at the time unfinished.
When Relativity filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy10 months later, Variety cited sources blaming Mnuchin for the company's misfortunes.
The resolution cited research blaming the fire on an O'Leary neighbor, Daniel Peg Leg Sullivanan.
Six of these survivors also cited self-blame or embarrassment as reasons for ceasing to disclose.
President Hamid Karzai cited reports that blamed gunmen from "a private security company employed by coalition forces" and demanded that American and NATO forces hand over the guards to Afghan authorities.
His appointment, however, was withdrawn after he was denounced by Jewish organizations that accused him of condoning terrorism against Israel; they cited statements that blamed the Israeli government for provoking Palestinian anger and violence.
A recent rant in the People's Daily, a Communist Party mouthpiece, said intruders such as "MBA", "CEO", and "iPhone" were not welcome in Chinese when written in their Romanised form.The paper cited experts who blamed laziness or infatuation with Western culture for the "excessive" use of borrowed terminology, and warned that this was "damaging the purity and health of the Chinese language".
But many studies have also cited health costs, blaming the increasing convenience of processed food for the obesity epidemic in the United States.
The cost of infrastructure to mainly scattered communities has been perennially cited as largely to blame.
Sovetsky Sport, the main sports tabloid, cited a source who blamed "family problems", but there are much darker rumours.
Though an unnamed security official has been cited in Russian media blaming ISIS, which was credited with a real bombing in the St . Petersburgmetro in April that killed 15 people.
