Sentence examples for necessary to blame from inspiring English sources
Perhaps it would not be necessary to blame the government if the government took some responsibility for the horrific crimes being committed under its watch.
The mayor, as he has been known to do, found it necessary to blame citizens, castigating those who drove during the storm and were then forced to abandon their cars in traffic lanes.
Rather than admit they were greedy and wanted "in" on what they thought would be a hot deal, they find it necessary to blame someone else.
Both use the war talk, both feel it necessary to find an entity to blame (the diagnosis, "big Pharm," or each other), and both occasionally put forth that astonishing misinformation.
While he said initially there were not enough officers on the streets, he later stresses that the police had faced an "extremely difficult situation" and it was not necessary to apportion blame.
Added bonus: If you have a friend who is always blurting out secrets, it makes it easier to blame gossip on them, if necessary.
"It is not the time now to try to find out who is more to blame but to find the compromise necessary for the country".
Yet city officials say the residence restrictions are necessary to prevent the growth of slums, and residents like to blame migrants for crime and filth.
Republicans are predisposed to blame government for every problem regardless of the circumstances, and Democrats tend to view government as necessary to deal with economic and social problems.
