Sentence examples for extent of blame from inspiring English sources

Since the report of the deaths, researchers have continued to trade barbs over many issues, including the extent of the storm's damage to the butterflies, the number of monarchs living in these areas and the extent of blame that can be laid upon the vast deforestation for the deaths.

Using a robot in a military situation diffuses culpability to such an extent that even our idea of blame is very difficult to assign to any one place.

To what extent should moral luck influence our judgments of blame and our attitudes of indignation, resentment, anger, guilt, and shame?

On St George's campus, it sent administrators on a scramble to uncover the extent of the abuse and the institution's share of blame.

Enron employees who had all of their retirement funds in Enron stock have only themselves to blame for the extent of their losses.

It could also reshape history's reading of whether the construction of the skyscrapers themselves, regarded as revolutionary at the time, should share the blame for the extent of the casualties on Sept. 11.

Lax controls have been blamed for the extent of the damage at the Fukushima complex.

Although the linkage between the attributions of control, responsibility, and blame was confirmed, the relationship of blame to self-stigma was not significant.

Blame was often placed on mothers, including a risk of blame for misaligned paternity.

The concepts of blame and shame were highly salient.

This has important consequences for how 'gene talk' served to address questions of blame (see section 'Holding blame at bay?').