Sentence examples for difficult to blame from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to blame him, given the circumstances.

It is difficult to blame the father, however.

Given these facts, it is difficult to blame gay people for refocusing marriage.

From a strictly economic perspective, it is difficult to blame Mr. Bush for the current crisis.

People are waiting for each other so it is difficult to blame anyone.

There are a multiplicity of factors at play and it is difficult to blame one particular factor".

In these pages Mr. Rodman also argues, quite astonishingly, that "the adequacy of planning" for the war in Iraq itself "would be difficult to fault" and tries to blame the obvious lack of postwar planning for Iraq on "bureaucratic problems" and the State Department.

Or even more difficult not to blame their kings for failing to care for the weak and vulnerable when audiences were transfixed by those sublimely moving scenes on the heath as King Lear, amidst the raging storm, was shocked to discover what appalling conditions his people had endured for centuries.

It is difficult to completely blame Tupac here because he would not have agreed with having his image being used to justify such acts of violence, yet at the same time he is not completely innocent because there was an element of his lyrics that promoted violence.

But as the months go by it will become increasingly difficult for Boris to blame his problems on his predecessor, and the old media should increasingly join the new in closely scrutinising his term.

With Republicans in control of the House, the Senate and the White House, it would be difficult for them to blame Democrats for a failure to deliver long-promised drug benefits to the elderly.