However, it is not, as Ms. Hill argues, because of a gender-biased view of the potential pitfalls of a female politician but because of the more common culprits of political failure: lack of experience, perceptions of dishonesty and a failure to connect with the voters.
While Vermont's Yankee nuclear power plant may ultimately bear the blame for exposing the public to tritium radiation in this instance, the vast majority of people in the United States who suffer harm at the hands of tritium lay the blame on a far more likely common culprit – EXIT signs.
Still, it's helpful to know more common dietary culprits.
Some of the more common inflammatory culprits in the modern diet are explored in the remaining steps of this section.
But Kaski says vertigo is often mislabelled as this when in fact benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BBPV), and vestibular migraine are the more common and likely culprits.
Last year, scientists published evidence that the conditions leading up to "stuck jet streams" are becoming more common, with warming in the Arctic seen as a likely culprit.
Just about everybody knows that caffeine too close to bed can keep you up -- and that you can get that same perk from more than just coffee or tea (dark chocolate is a common culprit!).
It is more like solving an epic detective case, with individual pieces of evidence that, taken together, suggest a common culprit.
Genes have always been eyed as a key culprit, and now, the most comprehensive genetic survey to date suggests that major cancer genes are more common in affected children than thought.
Adenoviruses are a common culprit of upper respiratory and stomach ailments, and the immune system attacks them vigorously--more vigorously, in fact, than commonly used vaccine viruses.
