Sentence examples for culprits both from inspiring English sources

We have tossed up, like so much confetti, a variety of culprits, both human and systemic, many of which undoubtedly played some role and had some complicity: from executive compensation to lack of transparency to Alan Greenspan to Congress to credit default swaps.

What prevented you from finishing any work? A. Perfectionism, which leads to paralyzing fear and procrastination, are major culprits, both Mr. Ellwood and Ms. Morgenstern said.

Their version points to other suspects as the real culprits, and both witnesses are defying their own stereotypes.

Cybersecurity experts believe Iran is the likely culprit in both attacks, and we fear this is just the beginning.

"We assume that it's the same culprit behind both incidents… that was shot by the police," Chief police inspector Torben Molgaard Jensen told reporters.

Better still, though, would be to work out what aspect of modern life causes eczema.One possible culprit related both to cleanliness and bathing is the widespread use of detergents.

Furthermore, the studies indicate that the main dietary culprit for both the increase in sugar and the weight of Americans has been the ever-growing consumption of sugary drinks, especially soda.

By comparing DNA samples from affected and unaffected family members, Pulst's team identified mutations in a gene called KCNC3 as the culprit in both families.

He had been dropped on 59 and 87, with Samit Patel the culprit on both occasions, failing to hold a difficult low slip chance off Vernon Philander and later spilling a catch of his own bowling.

Scientists have found that the body's major stress hormone triggers skin cells to churn out oily lipids and make testosterone--a key culprit in both baldness and excessive hairiness, depending on where it shows up.

The emerging role of adipose tissue as a bioactive endocrine organ secreting an ever increasing number of mediators, collectively known as adipokines, supports the concept that fat tissue per se is a strong determinant of systemic inflammation and a culprit underlying both the insulin resistance (IR) and vascular risk [2].