Sentence examples for either to blame from inspiring English sources

The aim was "to avoid May's trap, which was either to blame the EU27 for a chaotic no-deal Brexit or shatter its unity and win an unconditional delay for Brexit", it said.

But it's not fair either to blame all teachers".

It is not important to inquire which side, if either, was to blame in this matter.

France has been doing that since the 1980s, which makes it more difficult for either side to blame the other for a huge increase in the national debt or unemployment.

"We can either choose to blame the gods and whine about our misfortune or we can step up to the plate and train the next generation of basketball talent," Zhang Weiping, a basketball commentator and former national team member, wrote in an editorial last week.

Fixed mindset individuals react to setbacks in one of two ways: they either seek to blame others, or they fall into a pit of despair.

Or are either of them to blame for how the revelations unfolded?

Either way, they know to blame the humiliated men in uniform.

A spokesman, Simon Conway, said the charity was unwilling to blame either side in the dispute.

In a history that otherwise refuses to blame either side for escalation, this is a telling, and unhelpful, ­remark.

However, I don't think participants in such surveys ought to blame either themselves ("I'm so lazy/uneducated") or the canonical books ("Ulysses is so overrated").