Sentence examples for is probably to blame from inspiring English sources

Prolonged wetness is probably to blame.

They now believe that an infectious disease not yet identified is probably to blame.

My only disappointment was in a piece of neglect for which the publisher is probably to blame.

A vague confusion between ever-changing urban dialects, country dialect and mere accent is probably to blame for the fact that even right-thinking academics slide down the slippery slope and feel free to mock another accent publicly.

Belgium, for example, typically reports five times as many ILIs as its neighbour, the Netherlands (employees' need for a doctor's certificate to take more than one day of medical leave is probably to blame), and even England and Scotland supposedly part of the same United Kingdom cannot agree on what constitutes a flu epidemic.

The authentication system is probably to blame.

Taliban militants in north-western Pakistan were probably to blame.

Negative reviews and a crowded marketplace were probably to blame.

Cameron conceded last week that climate change was probably to blame.

Instead, he said, the building's age was probably to blame.

The ongoing fight for marriage equality and feminism are probably to blame.