Sentence examples for huge blame from inspiring English sources

They have turned one part of the party against another in a huge blame game.

Gloucestershire's redundancies are also the result of a huge deficit, blamed largely on the building of its new east London campus.

National Guard troops in Humvees ferried food, fuel and baby supplies to hundreds of people stranded on a 50-mile stretch of Interstate 78 in the eastern part of the state for nearly a day by a huge storm blamed for 15 deaths.

There is a huge amount of blame to be attributed to them.

Yes, this is really stupid policy and the Republicans deserve a huge amount of blame in this picture.

In a late-night announcement that shocked analysts, Germany's biggest bank blamed huge impairment charges of €5.8bn for the unexpected losses.

On his blog Beverley said it had been a "huge decision" and blamed the actions of Griffin and his leadership team for the party's problems.

But the British government, which like its Greek counterpart has cut public-sector jobs and spending to trim a huge budget deficit, blamed the poor employment data in part on the euro crisis, which has depressed demand for British products in European markets and caused British companies to hesitate to hire.

Gamble calls the operation a "huge success" and blames a "nonsense conspiracy" theory for tarnishing its reputation.

Chelsea blame the huge loss on the amortisation of player transfer fees, which means how much a player's worth decreases over the length of his contract.

But the villagers, who believe they suffered the disease before Edgar, blame a huge pig farm in the area belonging to a multinational, Smithfield Foods.