Sentence examples for lines of blame from inspiring English sources

No matter where they are, lines of blame for the companies' current circumstances lead straight back to our city.

"The lines of blame are so interspersed, cutting across parties, that it's going to be hard to assess who voters will be angry with," said Scott McLean, chairman of Quinnipiac University's political science department.

But the more time you spend in Iraq, the harder it is to take the Pilger line of blaming almost all the country's woes on sanctions.

In the ideology of school closure, though, the lines of responsibility — of blame, really — run inward.

Speaking more broadly, another senior Bush administration official said the tone of the address "follows a line of attributing blame for things to outsiders, to the U.S".

On the other we have a range of articles defending the star, usually along the lines of "don't blame the guy – he had a mental illness".

So go ahead and ask your Assistant if it farted and you'll probably hear something along the lines of "you can blame me, if you want," along with somewhere in the neighborhood of 25 additional answers.

One line of thinking blames this on the absence of a caliphate the last one was abolished by Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, Turkey's secular moderniser, in 1924 and of sharia rule.

For Mr. Fraser, having his line of business blamed for declines in wild salmon stocks and the transfer of lice or disease is not new, nor does he think it a particularly fair assessment.

Blame a political establishment of underwhelming talent and vision, and an almighty constitutional mess.First in line for blame is Mr Abe.

This line of argument seemed to put the burden of blame solely on the opposition.