Sentence examples for clearly to blame for from inspiring English sources
The administration of John Major was clearly to blame for creating the Railtrack monster.
The American and British forces are clearly to blame for the destruction and displacement of its cultural treasures.
To the teenager's family and many in his community, the police were clearly to blame for his death – a conviction that, to some, was so intense that the four officers in the police vehicles, a driver and operator in each, gave evidence to the inquest anonymously and behind screens after threats to their safety on social media.
However, these so-called defenders of truth and morality always seem to deliberately omit the fact that the CDC says that homophobia and its negative effects on the LGBT community, not the so-called gay lifestyle, are clearly to blame for these health risks.
Tepco is clearly to blame.
NGOs who enter into partnerships are clearly not to blame for these outcomes, but should we be asking: have they aided and abetted their rise, concentrating power into the hands of the wealthy?
Although festivals themselves are clearly not to blame for the current fragile state of a nation, where one in four adults will suffer a mental health problem this year, they need to take responsibility for what happens on their watch.
The world, the people of Europe, and the voters of Germany will see clearly who is to blame for the collapse of the Euro and the European dream, and for the seizing up of the German machine.
Her sad confession was made all the worse by the fact that while Margaret clearly feels she is to blame for her marriage's fault lines, we (and Masters) are well aware that the Provost is living a double life.
But public health and drug industry experts say Congress is partly to blame for failing to clearly define the F.D.A.'s authority to police the practice.
Clearly the economic downturn is at least partially to blame for softening PC sales over the past few years, but tablets certainly haven't helped the matter.
