Sentence examples for favorite culprit from inspiring English sources

It would require the Treasury Department to identify countries whose currencies were grossly misaligned — with China everyone's favorite culprit.

We already looked at what households spend on housing; now let's look at another favorite culprit, health care.

MARK ROSENMAN Montclair, N.J., Aug. 2, 2011 To the Editor: Everyone has a favorite culprit to blame for the unnerving debt-ceiling debate.

Carbon monoxide has been a favorite culprit for amateurs following the story, so for many Lukashenko's claims will come as a moment of intense validation.

Scientists do a lot of hand-waving about our "obesogenic environment" and point to favorite culprits: the abundance of cheap fast foods and snacks; food companies making products so tasty they are addictive; larger serving sizes; the tendency to graze all day.

Doctors cite a number of reasons our medical treatments cost more — the high price of malpractice insurance being a favorite, and genuine, culprit.

In the spirited hunt for White House culprits, Mr. Rove is certainly a favorite target, though many Republicans are also inclined to blame him for the sinking popularity of the president and his party.

When a little pig's favorite toy disappears, she goes looking for the culprit.

Meanwhile, many informed Americans and Iraqis are pointing to Ahmed Chalabi, the one-time political favorite of the Bush administration, as the real culprit.

The biggest culprit is Germany, Europe's richest nation and Trump's favorite target for anger.

It's a favorite food among many, but pizza can be another acne-causing culprit.