Sentence examples for may not blame from inspiring English sources
He may not blame the Saudis, but he puts the Saudi education system in the dock: 'It has, for years, fostered a culture of intolerance towards non-Muslims.
Palin may not blame climate change on humans, but science does; we have covered before how scientists say it's extremely likely that most of the observed temperature rise has been caused by human emissions.
The public does not yet, and may not ever, blame the president and his party".
The governor may not be blamed if even now, days after his loss to George Pataki, he has trouble reading the mind of the state's majority.
Prescribers need help, not blame.
Regrettably, however, the declining morals of the British working man may not be to blame.
Then again, the drug may not be to blame at all.
If deterioration in the bilateral political and economic relationship in fact occurs, a more assertive Abe government may not be to blame.
Unfortunately, there is little evidence that CCTs raise educational standards (as opposed to attendance); and while children may go to clinics more, that does not mean their nutrition or immunisation rates improve.The programmes may not be to blame.
Mr Wen may not be to blame, but some village officials have used the campaign as an excuse to order the demolition of old houses and require villagers to borrow money to pay for new ones.The central government is spending more on education: 54 billion yuan last year, an increase of more than 39%.
