Sentence examples for large blame from inspiring English sources

With Katrina indelibly stamped on people's memories, the historian Michael Beschloss said, "the obvious downside is that if the executive branch fails to respond competently, the president will receive large blame".

The energy companies, by and large, blame the crisis on a shortage of electricity and California's poorly designed electricity marketplace, and they say that accusations of manipulation are vastly overstated.

Both business leaders and the public at large blamed Carter for the nation's economic woes, charging that the president lacked a coherent strategy for taming inflation without causing a painful increase in unemployment.

The society at large blames him for losing the Soviet empire and leaving them citizens of a second-class country, even if individuals recognize that he opened new horizons for them and their children.

Increasingly, García's shaky putter has been assigned the largest blame for his failures.

Investigation of the Chernobyl accident placed the largest blame, as with the Three Mile Island mishap, on poor management both at the plant and within the government bureaucracy.

Though the movement has been described as a left-wing counterpoint to the Tea Party activists, protesters by-and-large blame both major parties for the policies and political gridlock they say protects corporate America at the expense of the middle class and poor.

A large majority blame Congress, not him.

(She ended up, in large part, blaming her husband, who wasn't sharing equally in the burden of running their home).

Kramer does a fine job of portraying a group of everyday lost souls looking for something larger to blame for all their troubles.

Indeed, several parents held a vigil outside the news conference, with one holding a large sign blaming vaccines for her child's disorder.