Sentence examples for culprit more from inspiring English sources

"This was used as the basis to treat [Yakiri] as a possible culprit, more than as a possible victim".

Joblessness was the main culprit pushing more Americans into poverty, economists said.

Instead, the culprit is more mundane: a normal seasonal imbalance between supply and demand.

After 3 weeks of feverish detective work, researchers have identified the likely culprit behind more than 500 cases of stillbirths and deaths of newborn thoroughbred foals this spring.

The culprit was more than likely a yucky cream of celery and carrot soup from a restaurant I had only been to once before.

Another possible culprit is more surprising: some bumblebees are kept for commercial purposes to fertilize indoor greenhouses that grow products like tomatoes, which they do more effectively than honeybees.

This was partly related to loans and securities losses incurred or recognized (such as through mark-to-market) - but that the main culprit was more prosaic: it was a sudden freeze in the payments system under the dual impact of collateral calls and a flight-to-safety (overnight lending became unavailable except against top-rated securities and Treasuries).

The substantial increase in air conditioning all over the world is another potential culprit, with more than fifteen studies consistently indicating a strong link with numerous respiratory symptoms, says Fisk. Microbes thriving in air conditioning systems, including fungi and bacteria, likely contribute to that link, he says.

Other culprits are more plausible.

The culprits are more likely to be tiny carbonate crystals and abiogenic magnetite.

Researchers have found that just five strains are overwhelmingly the culprits in more than 3000 samples of resistant S. aureus collected from patients around the world; the small number suggests that relatively few strains can easily develop resistance to antibiotics, allowing scientists to focus on these few and determine what makes them so virulent.