Sentence examples for distribution of blame from inspiring English sources

But the threatened shutdown in 2011 saw a more even distribution of blame, with Obama and Democrats in Congress blamed by a slightly higher proportion than blamed Republicans.

Both stories dramatise the distribution of virtue and blame that fixes the working class and the middle class in moral hierarchies.

Hume makes the further observation that even if religion does not put itself "in direct opposition to morality", it nevertheless puts forward a "frivolous species of merit" that suggests "a preposterous distribution" of praise and blame based upon a perverted moral standard that is disconnected from any real human needs and interests (D, 12.16/222; cp. EM, 3.38 199; 9.3/ 279; 9.15 / 279).

But is the person who consensually took the self-portrait and sent it on really to blame for the "distribution of an indecent image" once it goes sufficiently viral for the police to catch wind of it?

The latest vote comes amid global debate over patents and copyrights in a world where instant Internet distribution of perfect digital copies is being blamed for disrupting conventional media business models.

He blamed an "unfair distribution" of national government cuts.

The MPAA blames the illegal distribution of movies and TV shows for causing billions of dollars annually in lost revenue and damaging the livelihoods of workers who depend on the industry.

There is plenty of blame.