Sentence examples for generally blaming from inspiring English sources

"Generally blaming the civil service for inadequate delivery is not an adequate excuse.

The 1968 Democratic Convention, held in Chicago the same year that both Robert Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr. were assassinated and in the heat of anti-war protests, was marred by violence between protesters and police (with historians generally blaming the police for the violence).

With a prospective Obama presidency abandoning the notion that Britain should choose America rather than Europe, the proposition which was the neocon lifeblood of Tory Euroscepticism, with the British public generally blaming America for the coming recession and with the whole ideological climate having shifted sharply from right to left, Cameron faces an impossible task.

Women are generally blamed for a marriage breakup, she said.

These initiatives were generally blamed for making the crisis worse.

The man generally blamed for the present crisis is Bill Clinton.

Generally blamed for Denmark's defeat, he was dismissed in July 1864.

Tea Party activists generally blame consultants for having bled the party of its conservative convictions.

Several of the largest resources of pelagic fish harvested by purse seiners suffered collapses generally blamed on overfishing.

Although Mr. Sharon has not delivered on his central campaign pledge, Israelis generally blame the Palestinians for the lapse.

The nature of these groups' susceptibility remains under study, but researchers generally blame an interplay of genetic and socioeconomic forces.