Sentence examples for culprits for from inspiring English sources

Politicians are the worst culprits for recycling the niqab debate.

Soccer, basketball or bicycling are the most likely culprits for females ages 10 to 19.

Del Zotto and McDonagh were far from the only culprits for the Rangers on Monday night.

"We will try to find the culprits for prosecution in a timely manner".

One of the culprits for the latter was "the lower for longer interest rate environment".

GREED — and its crafty sibling, speculation — are the designated culprits for the financial crisis.

The chief culprits for the south's poor performance were high taxes and too many regulations, often poorly administered.

But the real culprits for oil-price volatility may be much more familiar: supply, demand and global instability.

Representative Kevin McCarthy, the majority whip, named a different set of culprits for an economy that "continues to struggle".

But now some of those very policies — particularly deregulation — are viewed as the culprits for the recent economic collapse.

Slums and forced evictions are the two main culprits for these living conditions, affecting millions of the urban poor.