Sentence examples for less to blame from inspiring English sources

Why the similarities?Perhaps the inequality of British society is less to blame than its immobility.

The heavens appear less to blame here than the hellish inhumanity of those who inhabit the earth.

Are the kids who ceaselessly tormented a black girl on the school bus LESS to blame because their motives were presumably pure of racism?

The telephone company is less to blame, the investors said, because the utility may have thought it would fare better in the second, higher-priced transaction.

In Florida, the overwhelmingly Republican legislature set the primary date, so the Democrats there are less to blame (except for being a weak party in that state) for violating party rules.

But his suggestion that racism is less to blame for black poverty than are race-neutral changes in the labor market and his attempt to rehabilitate the study of the culture of poverty have made him a controversial figure in liberal academic and civil rights circles.

It is soul-less to blame one individual for one slight misdirection when he is weary and when shooting is far from his best skill.

If this were more widely understood, there would be less tolerance of these crimes and less tendency to blame or punish the already victimized.

And burning gas is much less carbon-intensive than burning coal making it helpfully less easy to blame for global warming.Until recently, the development of a global gas market has been hindered by one inconvenient fact.

But after reading Ms. Moyer's thorough discussion of the available research (and it's well worth the click), I'm even less inclined to blame the epidural for that particularly uncomfortable day, and less inclined, too, to credit the natural childbirth for its relative ease (with relative being the operative term).

In fact, parents are less frequently to blame than they used to be.