Sentence examples for commonly blame from inspiring English sources

Those left behind by the nation's post-apartheid economy commonly blame those left even further behind, the powerless making scapegoats of the defenseless.

A major theme of Redeemed teachings, to its Nigerian audience especially, is that becoming saved protects you from the curses, spells and sorcery that Africans, even Christian ones, commonly blame for all manner of misfortunes, from car accidents to impotence.

In this investigation, I focus on individual memory behaviors for which we commonly blame and praise each other.

We commonly blame physicians for overprescribing antibiotics, patients for demanding them and, increasingly, agribusiness for squandering antibiotics as growth promoters.

Yet we equally commonly blame others or ourselves for feeling "not wisely, but too well," or for targeting inappropriate objects.

The pressure of gaining entrance to the most selective colleges is commonly blamed for much of the stress we observe.

The backup of migrants in Mexico has been commonly blamed on restrictions the Trump administration has imposed on the American asylum process.

Such failings are commonly blamed on three problems: lack of integration of mental health services with other healthcare provision; underfunding; and lack of skills and staffing capacity.

Correction to this articleAFTER their last controversial war, against Lebanon in 2006, Israelis commonly blamed the press for sapping morale by covering the carnage too closely.

About a third of this nation's workers are unemployed, and immigrants are commonly blamed for taking their jobs or robbing their homes.

Political instability is considered one of Italy's most endemic bugaboos, commonly blamed for the country's inability to undertake difficult but critical economic and electoral changes.