Sentence examples for considerable blame from inspiring English sources

Considerable blame falls on how America has accounted for pensions and OPEBs.

The Bush administration deserves considerable blame for letting this crisis get so far out of hand.

And so, as many have observed in the past two days, the publishers must bear considerable blame.

In his authoritative book on the film, Mr. Carringer said that Welles himself shared considerable blame for the outcome of the edited film.

Both policymakers and scholars have placed considerable blame for the Panic of 2008 – the global financial crisis that reached full strength in that year – on over-the-counter ("OTC") derivatives.

In recent years the trafficking networks that sprang up to sneak Rohingyas away from such horrors have also successfully targeted better-off people living on the shores of neighbouring Bangladesh.Yet Myanmar's neighbours share considerable blame for the emergency.

In contrast, while psychologically damaging experiences like childhood abuse often elicited sympathy for the protagonist and sometimes even prompted considerable mitigation of blame, the participants still saw the protagonist's behavior as intentional.

One school leader interviewed about the survey by the TES put a considerable share of the blame on the media.

The potential for error or offence was considerable.Terrified of being blamed if anything went wrong, conservative Saudi officials shied away from taking responsibility.

Adverse hot and dry environmental conditions prevailing during the period of oilseed rape ripening can be blamed for considerable yield losses during the crop's mechanized harvesting in the Mediterranean area.

For the Yankees' sake, hopefully it was another big target and not Sabathia — still needing assurance that the tabloids or the more vociferous son of George Steinbrenner, Hank, would refrain from blaming his considerable girth.