Sentence examples for culprit points from inspiring English sources

Beyond Facebook's comms connections, another educated guess at the Definers culprit points to Joel Kaplan, Facebook's deeply influential longtime chief lobbyist.

Yet the evidence suggests that, to the contrary, the rising price is beginning to curb demand and increase supply, just as the textbooks say it should.Stocks, bonds and barrelsThose who see speculators as the culprits point to the emergence of oil and other commodities as a popular asset class, alongside stocks, bonds and property.

Advocates against the likely voter screen as the culprit might point out that Gallup and Pew employ very similar likely voter screens.

"I don't want to put people into a black box and say, 'You're the culprits,' and point a blaming finger.

Some of the issues that matter most school reform, drugs policy, the rescuing of the family receive scant attention because they have no easy remedies and because there are no obvious culprits to point a finger at.

Ayres wasn't really a culprit, getting two points, one assist and one rebound in his first game as a Clipper after signing a 10-day contract.

While the giddiness inherent to new love is a compelling culprit, some would point to larger forces.

"Coal-fired power plants are the major culprit at this point," said Xinhua, China's official news agency.

Bitcoin is the culprit that most point to when they need to demonstrate the ineffectiveness of traditional blockchain-based ideas.

According to developmental neurobiologist Peter Scheiffele of the University of Basel in Switzerland, autism doesn't result from a handful of "culprit" genes that point to a treatable flaw.

The culprit many have pointed to has been the Yankees' $275 million man, Rodriguez, who was benched three games in the playoffs and pinch hit for three times (one of which saved the team int he ALDS).