Sentence examples for ensuing blame from inspiring English sources
After the European Union suspension of its participation in staffing the Rafah crossing, and being aware of the possible ensuing blame game, Egypt restricted the movement of goods across Rafah to humanitarian needs.
However, selective amnesia proliferate around the global economies to ensue the blame game.
Screaming would ensue; waiters blamed the Tamils and visa versa.
The way I see it, every flight on Liberal Air (motto: Your Grievances Are Our Grievances) will take off 45 minutes late, or whenever people feel like leaving, with the ensuing late arrivals blamed on Karl Rove.
The ensuing outbreak was blamed for nine deaths and hundreds of illnesses, and led to the biggest food recall in US history.
Ambiguity in those treaties had been partially to blame for ensuing problems, so Buffalo insisted he would accept no interpreter other than Armstrong, whom he referred to as his adopted son.
Dr. Girdharry blamed the ensuing tragedy on the nurse.
But the ensuing humanitarian disaster — officially blamed for 2,975 excess deaths over a six-month period — was off the charts.
In the ensuing months, Volkswagen repeatedly blamed the unusually low emissions readings from its cars on "technical issues".
The Florida governor enthusiastically slashed environmental programs during his two terms, but is now blaming the ensuing water crisis on his Democratic Senate opponent.
Asked if the European Commission president, Jose Manuel Barroso, was to blame for the ensuing crisis over the treaty, M. Sarkozy said: "Ireland's debate focused on abortion, euthanasia, taxation, the WTO [World Trade Organisation], agriculture.
