Sentence examples for erroneously blamed from inspiring English sources

The vaccine was erroneously blamed for the deaths of four children.

"They [the Copts] alone were set up as scapegoats and erroneously blamed for instigating the violent dispersal of pro-Morsi demonstrators," Bishop Angaelos, of the Coptic Orthodox Church in the UK, told a US Congressional hearing.

In recent years, city and federal authorities have erroneously blamed several high-profile crimes on local disputes in order to preserve the clean image of the capital, critics claim.

For example, Jews were once erroneously blamed for causing and spreading the plague, syphilis, and trachoma; Asians for infesting others with hookworm; Mexicans with infecting people with lice and Dengue fever.

When Israel erroneously blamed Hamas for the kidnapping and killing of three Israelis settlers and began a campaign against the movement in the West Bank and Gaza, the militants reacted to defend the movement.

Mr. Perry accused those who had responded to recent tragedies by proposing tighter gun restrictions of "playing politics" and erroneously blaming weapons for societal failures.

No amount of government subsidies (or erroneously blaming whales) will change this fact.

More importantly, by erroneously blaming mental illness, you not only fail to constructively address the problem, you succeed in further stigmatizing mental illness.

Is it any wonder that a reality show host and child of privilege spouting lie after lie, who shamelessly and erroneously blames 'the other' for the problems of the world, and who preys upon the misguided fear and anger of the masses has become a viable candidate for President?

It is an unfair characterization that fixes blame erroneously.

When we fail to do so in the Isla Vista and Sandy Hook cases, we miss the mark and erroneously attribute blame to the autism community.