Sentence examples for has mostly blamed from inspiring English sources

New York City has mostly blamed nature.

The company has lost about half of its value over the past two months, and has mostly blamed a "crypto hangover" for the problem.

To the Editor: Medicare has mostly itself to blame for its predicament.

Wednesday's attack was the latest in a series of bombings in Turkey in the past year which have mostly been blamed on Islamic State militants.

Spats among historians aside, the First World War has mostly moved beyond the realm of blame.

The alliance says it does not intentionally target civilians and has set up a committee to probe alleged mass casualty air strikes, which has mostly cleared the coalition of any blame.

The only reason he has mostly not had to confront them so far is that in his first term as Prime Minister, he could blame the Liberal Democrats and then that Ukip made such a mess of its election campaign.

But isolation has mostly backfired.

Today it has mostly disappeared.

If this really has had an impact on traditional marriage, the anti-SSM forces have mostly themselves to blame.

Other areas where Brazil is highly competitive, and would thus benefit from freer trade, are agriculture, especially beef and soyabeans, steel-making and ceramics.Some Brazilian industries that fear being wiped out by North American competitors, such as chemicals and paper-making, have mostly themselves to blame.