Sentence examples for inaccurately blamed from inspiring English sources
"Supporters of trade with China and open markets have to become more sensitive to the anxieties caused by the pace of change, which unfortunately are disproportionately and inaccurately blamed on trade," said Gene Sperling, the White House economic adviser.
After apologizing once again, Cruz blamed CNN, claiming the news network had inaccurately reported that Carson was suspending his campaign from "6 30 p.m. to 9 15," and "didn't correct that story until 9 15 that night".
He filed suit against news outlets he blamed for his defeat for unfairly, and by his accounts, inaccurately tarnishing his image with voters.
The report blamed oestrogen-like pollution.
Midwife Surviving meant blame someone else before you are blamed.
Who then should be blamed?
Ms. Brinn, a sophomore, said that college administrators tried to dissuade her from making a formal complaint, made light of what had happened, said that she was partly to blame, and in their official records, inaccurately described her allegations to make them seem less serious.
Blaming Iran's problems on President Ahmadinejad inaccurately suggests that Iran's problems will go away when Ahmadinejad does.
