Sentence examples for good to blame from inspiring English sources

"It does no good to blame a single technology or a single policy for the situation we're in.

It does no good to blame their parents.

"But it is no longer good enough to blame Britain.

You have good reason to blame them all.

So yes, there are good reasons to blame the UK, US and EU for the misery of millions.

But I don't think it's quite good enough to blame it all on New Labour and baseball caps.

It's no good trying to blame any one person, it's a combination of things and myself.

It's probably unfair, though quite good fun, to blame the Queen; people have heard "my husband and I" and perhaps assume "and I" is always right.

"It is virtually impossible to connect specific illnesses to particular causes, but there is no doubt that the families and the doctors who work with the sufferers in radiation hospitals and who are brave enough to speak out have good reason to blame the disaster," says Ludwig, who has documented the world's worst nuclear disaster in nine visits over 20 years.

While Great Britain in the later 20th century has no particular reason for complacency, it does not have a good reason to blame itself on such a scale - which may explain why some recent memorials continue to look back, for no clear reason, to peripheral second world war themes or to political events overseas.

Romney's going to lose on Tuesday--and Sarah Palin's self-serving antics over the last four years will be a good deal to blame.