Sentence examples for fully to blame from inspiring English sources

Kern might not be fully to blame for the losses.

"However, we consider the captain of the New Star, who behaved extremely irresponsibly, is fully to blame for the incident".

But, if a neurological impairment prevents psychopaths from fully understanding the wrongness of their actions, are they fully to blame for their wrongdoing?

The addict has long been seen as someone fully to blame for his own wrecked life, and for his corrosive effects on his community.

Not that everyone feels that Burke, who inherited the Bure mess, was fully to blame for a trade he still defends.

To admit to them that Rome was fully to blame for the death of the crucified Jewish Christ would have made the fresh converts politically suspect.

The senators also slammed Equifax for failing to retain key internal communications, which they said might have helped them fully understand who was to blame for the massive security incident.

Furthermore, it might be worthwhile to improve the cost analysis in itself by exploring the need for formal and informal help, the help from friends and family, and to get a better registration of the circumstances in which the femoral neck fracture is fully, or in part, to blame for the consumption of resources.

Okoye, on the other hand, was fully fit and had nothing to blame except his own failings.

Unless we are fully responsible, it might seem unjust to blame people for their actions.

Viewers are also informed that fashion magazines are to blame for moving death fully into the commercial marketplace.