Sentence examples for equally blamed from inspiring English sources

Handling is best described as soft and floaty, which is equally blamed on the springs and the tires.

Despite finding that the raiding police fired more than 90 shots to one by the Panthers, the Grand Jury in 1970 did not indict, but rather issued a report that equally blamed the police perpetrators and the Panther victims.

Russia, backed by China, had twice vetoed earlier draft resolutions on Syria, arguing that they would violate Syria's sovereignty and did not equally blame Mr. Assad and his armed antagonists for the crisis.

Blame it on holes in their education or poor science literacy, but equally blame it on the lack of transparency in the medical and pharmaceutical fields, a history of feeling slighted by the government, or just plain fear that comes when you become a new parent and have to see your child stabbed with a needle.

Russia and China vetoed two previous resolutions at the Security Council seeking to end the violence in Syria, and the Russians have objected to draft language of a new resolution proposed by Western nations because it does not equally blame all parties in the conflict for the violence.

I can equally blame Muslims and the forces stereotyping them for perpetuating a generalization that threatens to interfere with my life, but who really cares whose fault it is?

Thomas Mann of the Brookings Institution and Norman Ornstein of the American Enterprise Institute have studied congressional dysfunction under Republican zealotry and their report should be required reading for people like Chuck Todd and David Gregory and other media figures who insist on always cutting the causes of this political crisis right down the middle equally blaming Democrats.

Both sides of the political spectrum are equally to blame as they squabble over issues of little import to us.

All sides, therefore, might be seen as equally to blame for the resulting conflagration, but Hastings, following in the footsteps of seminal historians like Fritz Fischer and Luigi Albertini, will have none of it.

Baseball players are not in the business of saving other businesses, and we as fans are equally to blame with our insistence on keeping the beast in gold.

Both major British political parties – Labor as well as the Conservatives – have been broadly equally to blame in consistently favoring the financial services industry for many years.