Sentence examples for making a blame from inspiring English sources
A set of recent studies conducted in collaboration with Larissa Tiedens of the Stanford Graduate School of Business showed that merely being exposed to someone else making a blame attribution for a mistake was enough to cause people to turn around and blame others for completely unrelated failures.
But the world still isn't well; our economy isn't making a recovery, The blame goes on Wall Street and overspent celebrity luxuries.
Germany, the biggest European economy, is well on its way to making a key mistake blamed for Japan's "lost decade" of economic stagnation in the 1990s — failing to clean up its banks decisively.
Instead of making a horizontal argument blaming a separate exploited group (immigrants), it transformed the argument into a top-bottom analysis (everyone versus billionaires).
Which is all rather a good excuse for any inconsistencies in this list – if I've made a mistake blame my mother … The Greengage Summer by Rumer Godden Fed-up with being criticised by her children for being slow, using an old tea-cosy or wearing the wrong hat, the mother in this book loses her temper and decides to take her offspring to the battlefields of France to stop them being so selfish.
Moore is making an appeal to blame it on the system, big time.
Update: The US government has also since made a statement blaming Russia for the cyber attack.
Eliot Higgins, whose citizen journalist organization Bellingcat has done thorough investigative work into who downed MH17, has noticed Russia making a calculated effort to redirect blame targeted at the Kremlin and its proxies, as it takes aim at Ukraine's Western-backed government.
Had he started him Week 1 and it was a disaster, Fisher could have been blamed for making a bad pick.
They reserved their strongest criticism for the markets and the credit rating agencies which they blamed for making a bad situation worse.
Scarpa blamed Sebollena for making a faulty incision, and Victory Memorial for exposing him to aids.
